Real-World Pass-Thru Device Examples
Using a Loopback virtual audio device as a pass-thru enables even more audio control. Below, we've listed a few examples to help you get started.
Send Audio Into Skype and Other VoIP Apps

Create a detailed audio chain consisting of microphones, music apps, and more right in Audio Hijack, then set a pass-thru device as the output at the end. Set that same pass-thru device as the input in Skype or any VoIP app, and audio will flow from your Audio Hijack session to the other caller!
Route Audio Between Any Applications
Passing audio isn't just for VoIP apps. When you set your pass-thru device as the audio output in one application and the audio input in another, audio will flow between the applications. For example, set a pass-thru device as the output at the end of an Audio Hijack chain, and the input in Logic to get audio directly into your DAW.
Similarly, if you're recording with Audio Hijack and simultaneously using a broadcasting tool like OBS or Twitch, you don't need to be confined to using a single microphone. Just put a pass-thru device at the end of your chain in Audio Hijack and set the same device as the input in your broadcasting tool. Now all the audio that's being played into the pass-thru will be heard via the broadcast.
Use Multiple Pass-Thru Devices for Even More Power
If you utilize multiple pass-thru devices at once, you'll have even more power in routing your audio, particularly when teaming them up with Audio Hijack. For instance, you can cpuple multiple pass-thru devices and Audio Hijack, along with FaceTime and Skype, to host a three person podcast with signal processing. The possibilities are nearly infinite!
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