routing input from mic to live to another source

[chris_sparks]

I do a lot of online singing and I'd like to take advantage of live's effects. What I specifically want to do is record into my mic with life, have the effects apply and the rerouted back into the input stream to my online flash based recording application.

Any one tried this before?

chris

[ark]

What do you mean by "rerouted back into the input stream?"

[chris_sparks]

What I am trying to do is use Live's reverb/compression effects on my voice and have that outputted to my online karaoke recorder program. I want Live to basically intercept my voice and hand it off to the other app.

[outershpongolia]

On OSX?

Soundflower, works like a charm.

[outershpongolia]

I use it to route Live's output into a video capture software so I don't have to sync the video with audio.. never got around to doing anything special with it. I've also done it with video chats so I could route Live's audio thru that.. Again, just messin' around though.

[chris_sparks]

I am Windows XP based.

[Tone Deft]

use ASIO4ALL, set your sound card(s) and app(s) to the same sample rate and ASIO4ALL can wire from one to the other.

[sdmiddleton]

I use it to route Live's output into a video capture software so I don't have to sync the video with audio.. never got around to doing anything special with it. I've also done it with video chats so I could route Live's audio thru that.. Again, just messin' around though.

this Soundflower programme looks pretty cool! will have to check it out also....Kind of along the same Lines as being asked here...do you know if you can use the Live effects almost Like send effects on a mixer but bypassing the complete Ableton Audio Chain which potentially will add latency to the final Audio Output signal?

i suppose one way (to answer my own quesiton) would be to get a soundcard with monitoring options so you can blend the Direct Monitoring channel with the Post Soundcard Channel, and send the mix to FOH???

And as for Chris's origianl question, i suppose other than using a programme like Soundflower, the karaoke programme would have to have rewire as a built in feature for "true" effect routing in this way to take place right?

[chris_sparks]

And as for Chris's origianl question, i suppose other than using a programme like Soundflower, the karaoke programme would have to have rewire as a built in feature for "true" effect routing in this way to take place right?

The flash application just connect to the mic. I guess maybe if I had a virtual mic then the flash application can listen to it and then maybe live can output to the virtual mic.