Recording Skype calls on GarageBand with LineIn and SoundFlower (Mac)
I’ve been going audio-crazy over the past few day. Will write more about that later..
Ok.. In the spirit of sharing solutions with other Mac users out there, here is how I managed to record a Skype call on GarageBand using the apps LineIn and Soundflower:
I just kept messing around with the settings and then it worked perfectly using the settings below.
GarageBand: Audio output: Built in Audio Audio Input: Soundflower (2ch)
Skype: Audio output: Soundflower (2ch) Audio input: Soundflower (2ch)
System Preferences/Sound: Output: Built-in Audio Input: Audio line in (I am using a Mic)
LineIn Application: Input from: Built-in Audio: Line In (ie the Mic) Output to SoundFlower (2ch)
Dont forget to click the ‘Pass Thru’ Button in LineIn.
I was amazed that it worked!
May 21st, 2005 at 5:13 am
I tried this and it recorded everything fine, but I can’t hear the incoming sound (the other end of the call). Garage Band can hear it, since it’s recording, but I can’t hear it until I play it back on Garage Band. Is there something I’m missing?
May 21st, 2005 at 11:31 pm
You need to switch on sound monitoring in the Garageband track you’re using to record (i think).
By the way, I am now using Audio Hijack Pro 2.5 which comes with a plugin called Application Mixer which enables easy recording of any application (and mixing that with the mic’s input).
The cool thing about Garageband is that it’s free of course.
May 22nd, 2005 at 1:21 am
Brilliant. That fixes it, except now I can hear my own self repeated back to me in the headphones, like an echo. Is there any way to get rid of that? And/or is it better with Audio Hijack? Thanks SO MUCH for sharing!
May 22nd, 2005 at 8:39 am
Yeah this is a problem of so-called latency. To reduce the echo problem (you will not get rid of it completely) go to GarageBand preference and under Audio/Midi, select ‘Minimum delay when playing instruments live (small buffer size)’.
I used Audio Hijack Pro to record a Skype call and there is a degree of latency too (depending on how many filters are used to process the audio).
In my case, I am using an external audio interface (M-Audio MobilePre). This has a headphone jack that reproduces the input into my professional mic without latency). The problem of course is that when recording skype, I also need to her the other person. If I set the computer’s audio output to the external interface and have the recording monitoring on, then I will hear myself twice too (the first time is the zero latency monitoring and the second is what GB is recording).
I am sure that there are ways to get around the latency problem, but for now I am sticking to the ‘small buffer’ to at least reduce it.
July 15th, 2005 at 5:54 am
where’s the PC version?
October 9th, 2005 at 8:07 am
Hey there all, I’d like to record a skype call using logic express 7. I have skype , soundflower, line in, AND logic all installed. I also have a motu 828 audio interface I have my Pro mic hooked to. Can anyone tell me how to do this? Good, Now can you tell me before tomorrow is up so I can keep my interview on Monday?
October 10th, 2005 at 2:13 am
is there a way to do this so the person you call isn’t hearing an echo? I’ve tried this with vonage and skype and can’t make it all work.
thanks
October 11th, 2005 at 8:04 pm
Jeff,
I hope you managed to get the all the stuff working.
I stopped using soundflower and linein a long while ago. I can’t really remember how exactly this worked. But you’ll have to experiment with how you’re channeling the sound.
This echo thing is weird. Why is the other person hearing an echo? There only is an echo when the audio coming from the person you’re calling gets fed back to the audio input. This is what happens when you use skype without a headphone.
Maybe you are somehow channeling the incoming audio to the output again.
I used skype in conjunction with Audio Hijack Pro 2.5, which comes with the Application Mixer filter built in, which allows you to mix in any application you want easily.
My guest on the interview did not hear an echo.
Good luck.
Ahmad
October 25th, 2005 at 7:54 pm
It works great except person I call hears an echo…. any ideas?
October 25th, 2005 at 8:47 pm
I am using a Tascam US-122 and here is my configuration. My caller does get an echo on his/her end. Any ideas?
Sound Studio:
Audio output: Tascam US-122
Audio Input: Soundflower (2ch)
Skype:
Audio output: Soundflower (2ch)
Audio input: Soundflower (2ch)
System Preferences/Sound:
Output: Tascam US-122
Input: Tascam US-122
LineIn Application:
Input from: Tascam US-122
Output to SoundFlower (2ch)
November 4th, 2005 at 7:53 am
I did everything you said in the first post, THANK YOU FOR THE INFO, looked all over and this was the fastest and easiest free way to record a call on skype.
I use garageband and set the real instrument voice track with no effects to stereo and was getting some “tink,tink,tink” noises and serious feedback popping up unexpectedly, but that cleared up by setting the track to MONO.
Thanks for the help, happy podcasting.
December 8th, 2005 at 4:48 am
This worked for me, but only after switching two settings…
SKYPE-Audio Input-Built In Audio Line In
GARAGEBAND-Minimize delay when playing instruments live while recording, gets rid of delay
August 28th, 2006 at 4:21 pm
[...] Bislang habe ich nur ein wenig mit Soundflower herumprobiert. Das Programm installiert eine Art Universal-Audio-Device, in das ich Audio-Output von Programmen einspeisen kann. Auf diese Weise ist es zum Beispiel möglich, den Ton aus dem eigenen Mikro und aus Skype zusammen zu führen und in Garage Band einzuspielen. Notwendig war dazu auch noch das Utility LineIn. (Eine kurze Anleitung zum Aufnehmen von Skype in Garageband.) [...]
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September 23rd, 2006 at 5:28 am
ich erfahre die gleiche sache mit dem skype programm. meine anrufer hören ein echo an ihrem telefon, selbst wenn ich kopfhörer an habe. dieses ist sehr merkwürdig. dieses ist skype heraus und innen. ich hoffe, daß sie das problem bald regeln. ich lasse es auf einer FreeBSD-5.3-RELEASE Maschine laufen.
jede mögliche hilfe würde groß geschätzt!
Herzlichst,
Kevin
September 23rd, 2006 at 11:49 am
This worked for me, but I had to put Skype input as internal microphone. The only downside to this setup is that I can hear myself in my headphones, but the other person doesn’t, and nor does the recording. This is because LineIn routes the mic to SoundFlower, and GarageBand plays back SoundFlower as it’s recording, which includes my voice. It’s a shame that there is no easier and more complete way of recording podcasts for free.
October 1st, 2006 at 5:32 am
The Soundflower/LineIn records fine, but the echo that occurs on the other person’s end is almost too much to deal with.
I went over to Audio Hijack Pro (free download version) and everything works fine.
Put the MP3 that Audio Hijack Pro creates into Garageband and edit.
October 13th, 2006 at 10:28 pm
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January 28th, 2007 at 10:05 pm
I’m new to Skype and have been playing with this setup, and I’ve found a way to get a completely echo-free recording of a call with just the free tools. It’s documented on my site, but this blog entry gets lots more hits, so I thought I’d post a link here to help folk who find this page. The instructions are here:
http://www.iwilcox.me.uk/zakwiki/index.php/Recording_Skype_calls_on_a_Mac_the_pikey_way
Hope this helps some fellow pikeys!
February 8th, 2007 at 11:31 pm
Is there any way to record on different tracks in GarageBand?
February 13th, 2007 at 4:48 am
Fantastic! thanks!
February 28th, 2007 at 7:00 pm
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April 5th, 2007 at 7:47 pm
Work fine but there is THE BUT. The Skype is on both channels. So I can’t separate it from L or R channel.
April 14th, 2007 at 5:21 am
I got everything configured except GarageBand can’t hear me. Any ideas?
February 21st, 2008 at 3:01 pm
Hi,
I can record skype calls with GarageBand now,
and I can hear myself as well so it’s working really great.
The only problem is, my voice and that of my correspondent are
recorded to the same track, while if you do this with iChat, both
voices are recorded to a different track.
The good thing is that my voice is not recorded locally.
So only the other end is being recorded.
I would like to add another track now which records my voice
which is the input of the USB headset. But I can’t seem to select it for
the track as it alsways suggests Soundflower and you can’t seem to load
two drivers at the same time.
May 29th, 2008 at 4:37 pm
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November 6th, 2008 at 10:14 pm
Hi,
I use Soundflower in the 16 channel (16ch) version. This has the advantage that I don’t get echo effects on my own voice. I have wired LineIn to channel 3 of Soundflower and Skype to channels 1 and 2. I have told SoundFlower to send only channels 1 and 2 to the builtin output so that I do not hear myself (channel 3) on the headphones. I have used Soundflowerbed for this.
I have configured GarageBand to record two separate tracks from Sounflower: channel 1 in Mono and channel 3 in Mono. This allows me to edit my own track and the track for my Skype partner, separately.
Looks like the perfect setup.
Cheers
Matthias
December 16th, 2008 at 1:37 am
I’m a novice Mac user and want to use Skype on the Mac to do MP3 recordings as interview with callers who don’t always have Skype installed.
Is that possible?
December 16th, 2008 at 6:39 pm
Nancy – you use skype’s paid service for calling a standart telephone network number and record the interview from your skype conversation.
It’s much simplier for PC…
I use free program, skypecallrecorder from http://voipcallrecording.com/ whitch autorecords my conversation to mp3.
March 17th, 2009 at 2:54 pm
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March 17th, 2009 at 11:33 pm
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April 7th, 2009 at 1:29 am
I have tried all of the settings you mentioned in your first post at top of page but I am unable to make this work at all. I can hear the phone ring and the person answer the call but there is nothing being recorded in garageband and no one on the other phone can hear me talking. What other parameters need to be checked at this point.
May 8th, 2009 at 5:57 am
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May 26th, 2009 at 6:29 pm
I have a question, line in application of what? Skype? The Mac? Garage Band? That’s the only part I didn’t understand.
June 9th, 2009 at 12:42 pm
[...] The only free option that I could find for the Mac involved my voice being fed back through my headphones with a 1/2 second delay. This option used two free applications: SoundFlower and LineIn. The recording was just fine, but I found that the feedback of my own voice too disturbing to concentrate. I attempted the methods described to reduce this feedback but with no success. Consequently, I decided to play around with this option a little further as, assuming I could get rid of the feedback, it would be viable. [...]
July 1st, 2009 at 3:57 pm
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July 21st, 2009 at 6:19 pm
Thanks!
I’ve been looking for a way to split the Desk Mix from the Skype calls for a while as the levels for both are never the same. This looks like it will work great.
September 2nd, 2009 at 4:17 pm
Hi all, I am glad to see this discussion but I am SO FRUSTRATED because I used Audio Hijack for years recording Skype calls just fine on my Mac, no problem. But now I upgraded to Audio Hijack Pro 2 and it does not work for me. I hear my own voice echoing in the headset and it’s impossible to talk that way.
Equally frustrating, last week I did something that caused it to work…but today after quitting and restarting, it’s back to that same problem of the echo. I literally cannot record my podcast until I fix this so it’s really a bummer.
Any ideas? I’ll see if I can go back to my old system…..
September 3rd, 2009 at 4:02 am
Hi again, I found a different solution. I decided to stop trying to kluge Audio Hijack Pro 2. For twenty bucks I bought “Ecamm Network” Call Recorder for Skype software for Mac. I chose it because it integrates right into Skype and can even automatically record calls. Used it for today’s podcast and it was a lot easier and better than Audio Hijack Pro 2. You can also separate out the two channels for each caller which is potentially useful. So I feel this software is really worth it. You can try it for 7 days for free: http://ecamm.com/mac/callrecorder/
(This is a true unsolicited testimony from a long time podcaster. The technology to record calls has really improved since 2005.)
September 11th, 2009 at 11:41 pm
Your post got me started on the process, but one problem with the setup you described is that you will hear your own voice echoed. This is because the microphone input goes through LineIn into Soundflower, where it is merged with the input coming from Skype/SIP client before being sent to GarageBand.
A solution to this was described by Matthias Bohlen here: http://360east.com/?p=133#comment-513046
I found that this solved the echo issue for me. Here’s a description of the solution (I use a built-in microphone):
1. Xmeeting (or Skype, but instructions are for Xmeeting):
-> Preferences/Audio
Audio Output Device: Soundflower (16ch) [this should pick channels 1 and 2 by default]
Audio Input Device: Built-in Microphone
2. LineIn
Input from: Built-in Microphone
Output to: Soundflower
-> Advanced
Output Device Settings/Left: 3
Output Device Settings/Right: 4
Note: Click ‘Pass Thru’ before using
3. Soundflowerbed
16ch: Built-in output
[By default, Soundflower (16ch)/Channel 1 should be set to Built-In Output [1]. Channel 2 should be set to Built-In Output [2], while channels 3 and 4 should be set to None.]
4. GarageBand
-> Preferences/AudioMIDI
Audio Input: SoundFlower (16ch)
Audio Output: Built-In Output
-> Track/new track/real instrument
Input: Channels 1 & 2
-> Track/new track/real instrument
Input: Channels 3 & 4
Note: Make press the black circle for each channel so that it is red. This will enable you to record both channels with the large red record button.
5. System settings (unchanged)
Input: Internal microphone
Output: Built-in Output
When you save the GarageBand recording, you will get two .aif files, one for each channel. I merged these by going to Share/Send Song to iTunes, then opening iTunes and giving the track an identifiable artist name, then going to the directory where the track is stored (by default it is in ~/Music/artistname). There will then be a single .aif file. If you don’t mind a .m4a file, you can skip the iTunes step and use Share/Export Song to disk.
There may be an easier way to merge the tracks, but I’m describing this for the benefit of someone like me, who never used GarageBand before.
September 12th, 2009 at 12:46 am
Addendum to my last note–with Skype it doesn’t seem to work properly. Make the following changes for Skype:
1. Skype
-> Preferences/Audio
Audio output: Soundflower (16ch)
Audio input: Built-in Microphone
Ringing: Soundflower (16ch)
3. Soundflower
Change ’16ch’ to ‘None’ instead of ‘Built-in output’ as described above.
4. GarageBand
For the first track (the one using channels 1 & 2) change Monitor to ‘On’
With these minor changes the setup works with Skype as well.
Here is the configuration which was tested in this post and the previous one:
OS X 10.4.11
LineIn 2.0.3
Soundflower 1.4
iTunes 8.2.1 (6)
GarageBand 3.0.4 (104.7)
XMeeting 0.3.4a
Skype 2.6.0.151
There is a newer version of Soundflower available but it didn’t work with this version of OS X. Older versions of Soundflower are easily found at code.google.com (just search for the desired version).
September 13th, 2009 at 3:44 am
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February 6th, 2010 at 5:26 pm
These work for me(different to above)
1. Skype
-> Preferences/Audio
Audio output: Soundflower (16ch)
Audio input: Built-in Microphone
Ringing: Soundflower (16ch)
2. LineIn
Input from: Built-in Microphone
Output to: Soundflower 16ch
-> Advanced
Input Device Settings/Left: Default
Input Device Settings/Right: Default
Output Device Settings/Left: 3
Output Device Settings/Right: 4
Note: Click ‘Pass Thru’ before using
3. Soundflowerbed
16ch: Built-in output
[By default, Soundflower (16ch)/Channel 1 should be set to Built-In Output [1]. Channel 2 should be set to Built-In Output [2], while channels 3 and 4 should be set to None.]
5. System settings: sound
Input: Internal microphone
Output: Soundflower 16ch
4. GarageBand
-> Preferences/AudioMIDI
Audio Input: SoundFlower (16ch)
Audio Output: Built-In Output
-> Track/new track/real instrument
Input: Channels 1 & 2
Monitor: off
-> Track/new track/real instrument
Input: Channels 3 & 4
Monitor: off
Note: Make press the black circle for each channel so that it is red. This will enable you to record both channels with the large red record button.
Share/Export Song to disk.
Leave a message here if this works for you….
April 22nd, 2010 at 1:35 pm
What about record Skype,i prefer use IMCapture for Skype.It’s prog for record audio and video calls.I like this simple prog.
May 16th, 2010 at 1:34 am
Tom, I followed your instructions, but am not able to hear Skype through my USB headset. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
August 24th, 2010 at 7:10 am
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December 26th, 2010 at 10:18 pm
Thanks for posting this. A friend of a friend died recently and my friend wanted a recording of her friend’s voicemail message to remember her by. I used your setup to make her an MP3 of the message. She appreciated it and so do I!
January 1st, 2011 at 10:56 pm
yes, i prefere the 16 channel method. it worked better and no double voices and that.
champ.
January 10th, 2011 at 12:21 am
Tom (who posted on Feb 5, 2010)
I tried your settings and they come closest to what seems to work, but still missing a couple of things.
First, where do you change Soundflowerbed settings? When I launch it, it doesn’t come up as an interface. Seems to run behind the scenes somewhere.
Second, I can’t hear the output in my headphones (this is probably a result of me not finding where to change Soundflowerbed settings)
This setup is complicated but if it works, it’ll be brilliant.
Also, any idea if this will work for gtalk conversations?
Ultimately, that’s what I would like to record. And not sure yet how Chrome will interface with this setup discussed here.
Cheers for any advice.
January 10th, 2011 at 12:35 am
another google search and I found a flower on my monitor! And got the headphones to work. Brilliant!
now need to figure this out for gtalk.
March 17th, 2011 at 3:34 am
Hello, so I FINALLY got it to work after much frustration and I did use the help that was here.
To get it to work this is what I currently have set up.
LINE IN: Input: Headset
Output: Soundflower (16ch)
click on pass thru
Skype: Input: Headset
Output: Soundflower (16ch)
Ringing: Soundflower (16ch)
Soundflower: Soundflower (2ch) : Headset
Soundflower (16ch): Headset
System: Input: Headset
Output: Built In Output
Garageband: Input: Soundflower (16ch)
Output: Headset
make new tracks for each person and set their input source:
track 1: 1/2 stereo
track 2: 3/4 stereo.
Get PODCASTING.
May 13th, 2011 at 5:05 am
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May 23rd, 2011 at 9:47 pm
I want to set up a Podcast where I can alter my voice so that Garageband records my altered voice AND the person on the other end, who I am also recording, also hears only my altered voice.
Suggestions?
May 23rd, 2011 at 9:48 pm
I should add that I want to record the person on the other end with an unaltered voice.
Thanks!
July 28th, 2011 at 12:32 pm
I set this up once and got it to work but have tried to set it up again and it is not working. When I try to record a skype test call I cannot hear anything (ringing, skype message or my voice). What is the problem?
August 18th, 2011 at 8:07 am
there is a nice tool for recording skype calls ( mac) http://www.imcapture.com/IMCapture_for_Skype/, i always use it! try)
August 23rd, 2012 at 1:26 am
What if I use no MIC other than the MAC’s inbuilt one ?
Does this equate with poor result ? Or worst ?
September 5th, 2012 at 6:14 am
Thank you very much this was pretty usefull!!
Carlos D from Mexico