Getting Started with OMNIBUS

Whether you’re streaming from your Mac to LISTENTO, routing audio for a podcast, recording your gameplay or A/B testing your mixes, OMNIBUS is a Swiss Army Knife of audio routing, exclusively for Mac. Head of Audio Products at Abbey Road Studios, Mirek Stiles, talks through one of the many use cases for OMNIBUS – sampling audio.

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Using OMNIBUS to record from application to application

Steve In The Mix breaks down how you can use OMNIBUS to quickly route audio between applications on your Mac.

Using OMNIBUS to create YouTube tutorials

Abbey Road Studios’ Head of Audio Products Mirek Stiles demonstrates how Audiomovers’ latest app OMNIBUS can be used to combine multiple audio inputs and capture them within screen-capture software for recording tutorial videos.

A/B testing your mixes with OMNIBUS

Abbey Road Studios’ Head of Audio Products Mirek Stiles showcases how to set-up your OMNIBUS drivers so that you can seamlessly jump between different audio sources using the snapshot feature.

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