audio-router VS SynchronousAudioRouter

Audio router

I imagine Audio router might help in what you're looking for.

The ones that people recommended that I could still find (both of which are at least 7 years old): https://github.com/audiorouterdev/audio-router https://vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm

I personally use Audio Router, you can look up guides about how to set it up fairly easily.

How did you used to route audio from YouTube to Audacity? Mac's require something like Blackhole to do that. Maybe try something like https://github.com/audiorouterdev/audio-router

https://github.com/audiorouterdev/audio-router and some virtual cable device?

If Voicemeeter can't force it, you can use this one, so you can select the output for the specific app. But you'll still need Voicemeeter or Virtual Audio Cable

One program you can test is Audio Router. It can't mess up anything, but it also has not received any updates in over 6 years so it's not uncommon for it to not work with certain devices or programs.

Try syncronous audio router. https://sar.audio

Huh, their domain must’ve expired. You could try the GitHub releases: https://github.com/eiz/SynchronousAudioRouter/releases

About SAR. Is that still being maintained? The website doesn't seem to be working at sar.audio and when you go to the github the last update was made a couple of years ago. So it looks like a dead project.

On windows you can use synchronous audio router https://github.com/eiz/SynchronousAudioRouter. I route my web browser straight into an input in Ableton.

You can use Synchronous Audio Router with reaper and make an artificial cable and send whatever you want to discord. It'll detect it as an input source.

Alternatively, you could get your hands super dirty and install synchronous audio router, which allows for low latency routing of audio in a way that even mac's don't do.

Try this ( http://sar.audio/ )

XR18 is what you're looking for if you want hardware. Attention: XR18 does not have hardware controls, but you can control it with MIDI hardware, or via Ethernet on your computer/phone/tablet with different applications. Alternatively you might want to work entirely in the computer, e.g. using https://sar.audio as a virtual multi-channel soundcard, that you can then mix with a DAW like Reaper, and put out back via your hardware or into applications (e.g. OBS, whatever).