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VoxFlowAir, a macOS audio chain to recreate a radio studio sound
A macOS app built with Claude that runs microphone audio through AU plugins and a virtual output with under 20 ms latency, now open source.
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A radio host recorded the same script in their professional studio and at home with a simple preamp, then asked Claude to build a macOS application. It takes the microphone input, applies processing with installed AU plugins (Waves) and creates a virtual audio output with less than 20 ms of latency, with live monitoring.
The result lets them build custom processing chains that come remarkably close to the studio sound, usable with Skype, Teams, OBS and other software. After requests, they released it as open source on GitHub.
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From a short post by the maker, so the details are as they tell them.
- Reddit: VoxFlowAir : Audio Processing Chain & Virtual Audio Driver for Radio and PodcastingReddit poster: IamKedePosted
The maker's post on r/ClaudeAI.
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- The code: github.comRepository account: Kede0111
Linked in the post.