OMNIBUS 2.0 – a major update to audio routing
Route audio between applications and hardware I/O
Split audio from one source to several destinations for easy A/B
Combine audio input devices for DAW outputs
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Audio routing made easy for Mac.
- OMNIBUS has an easy-to-use routing matrix – simply click the connections between devices you want to make
- Save and recall complex routing setups with ‘snapshots’, which you can label for ease of finding in future
- OMNIBUS’ precise metering and support for hardware inputs and outputs means it can adapt to even the most demanding scenarios
What’s different for 2.0?
- Four multi-channel virtual drivers – two 16-channel drivers, one 32, one 64-channel driver
- Support for hardware audio device inputs and outputs
- Enable or disable audio devices to reduce CPU load
- Selectable sample rate and buffer size
- Option to shut off audio engine on application exit
- Individual channel naming
Four virtual drivers
Two 16-channel, One 32-channel, One 64-channel
Support for audio device hardware inputs & outputs
Easy to use, routing matrix with visual feedback
$149.99 $99.99
Launch Price
“OMNIBUS makes complex audio routing easy whether you’re an audio professional or enthusiast. Now with OMNIBUS 2.0, there is hardware input support and a new and much improved user interface for greater flexibility. “
IGOR MAXYMENKO
AUDIOMOVERS COFOUNDER
Downloads
Download and start using the latest version of OMNIBUS.
omnibus 2.0
omnibus 2.0
App Release Notes
ver2.0 – Released 10th April 2023
– Apple macOS 11 or higher
– Support for hardware audio device inputs and outputs
– 2 additional virtual drivers, 32 and 64 channels I/O
– Selectable sample rate and buffer size
– Updated UI
– Disable unused audio devices to reduce CPU load
*** Download and install, then follow licence activation guidance
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