You can play audio from your Mac to your HomePod plus any Bluetooth speaker at the same time with a little help from Airfoil.
Cozy, Coozy, Coozie, Koozie. However you spell it and say it, Lory has the market cornered!
The name says it all. You can "hijack" any audio that plays from your Mac... any audio.
Audio Hijack, the app that lets you record anything from your Mac is on sale for 15% off, plus an additional discount for Rogue Amoeba's 15th anniversary.
Mac audio recording app Piezo has been update to version 1.5, adding better support for recording application audio. Developer Rogue Amoeba has also announced that it is pulling Piezo from the Mac App Store to sell it directly.
Loopback is a new app for OS X that lets you create custom virtual audio devices from a combination of hardware and software.
Debug is a casual, conversational interview show featuring the best developers in the business about the amazing apps they make and why and how they make them. On this episode Paul Kafasis — of Rogue Amoeba and Audio Hijack fame — joins Guy and Rene to talk the realities of developing software in the age of App Stores...
Rogue Amoeba's Audio Hijack has been updated to version 3.1, adding the ability to monitor silence and take action on your recordings.
Iterate brings together the best designers and app producers in the business to talk user interface, human interaction, icon design, and user experience from concept to implementation. On this episode — Christa Mrgan of Rogue Amoeba joins Marc, Seth, and Rene to talk Audio Hijack 3, visual design for audio apps, Yosemite, and more...
I listen to a fair amount of "live" audio on my Mac in the form of Beats Music, streaming radio, or roller derby play-by-plays. It's easy enough to replay a song if I've missed it on Beats, but not so much when it comes to actual live audio. So I was thrilled to discover Audio Hijack 3's new "Time Shift" feature, which lets you pause, rewind, and fast forward through live audio. I've...