# SoundPipe

> Route audio between apps on your Mac. $10, once.

- **Website**: https://soundpipe.app
- **Uneed Page**: https://www.uneed.best/tool/soundpipe
- **Pricing**: Paid
- **Category**: Development
- **Tags**: Audio, MacOS, Desktop Apps
- **Submitted by**: @soundpipe
- **Launch Date**: 2026-10-23

## About

macOS still has no built-in way to send one app's sound into another: no record button for what your Mac is playing, no way to pipe app audio into a call. The classic answers are BlackHole (free, but you hand-wire multi-output devices in Audio MIDI Setup) or Loopback ($99).

SoundPipe is the middle: virtual audio devices with a UI where every route is a visible wire.

- Create up to 16 virtual devices, rename and resize them (2 to 64 channels) live

- Capture any app, all system audio, or any mic or input

- Per-channel volume with live meters on every wire

- Monitor through your headphones or speakers while you route

- Any sample rate, under 15 ms latency

- One-click driver install: no Terminal, no kernel extensions

$10 once, up to 3 Macs, no subscription, no account. The trial is the full app in 20-minute sessions you can restart forever.

If BlackHole already covers what you need, keep using it. There's a comparison on the site that says exactly that.