Visual routing.
Draw connections between apps and devices like patch cables. What you see is what you hear.
Bring your audio-interface input, a virtual instrument and browser audio together in one visual Mac patchbay. Route the mix where it needs to go and record it without rebuilding your teaching setup.
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A visual Mac audio patchbay for sending any app anywhere, building virtual devices and recording per-app tracks.
Draw connections between apps and devices like patch cables. What you see is what you hear.
Capture the live mix and selected sources as clean 24-bit WAV files, including separate tracks when you need them.
Create devices that other apps treat as real hardware. The trick that used to need a $100+ tool, at $59, once.
Sangam started as the routing engine behind my own streaming and teaching rig. It is designed around ordinary Core Audio interfaces, browser audio, virtual instruments and the mic input you actually choose for the session.
Release notes and early build calls for this product.
Shruti is control: volumes, EQ, outputs. Sangam is plumbing: routing, virtual devices, recording. They work together, and the bundle saves you money.
Sangam works with Core Audio interfaces. The first-release test setup requires at least one or two inputs and a stereo output; larger multi-channel setups can be configured in the same patchbay.
The current release workflow records clean 24-bit WAV files, as a live mix or separate source tracks.
Really. $59, three of your own Macs, free updates for version 1.
Give every Mac app its own volume, EQ and output device, with modes for real life on headphones, TV and stage.
A real-time harmonizer that follows the chords you play, with 20 early-access seats for real gigs and services.