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Using Zoom Or FaceTime With An Audio Interface… How?
I take online guitar lessons and I’d like use my interface (a MOTU M4) as the audio source for Zoom and FaceTime video calls. Have you done that and if so, how did you set it up?
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What platfom are you talking about (Mac, iPad, PC....)? I can only speak for Zoom. Usually you just go into Zooms audio settings, and select the appropriate ports for your interface in the "Speaker" and "Microphone" sections. On an iPad an external audio interface will be used automatically. And if you want to play music over Zoom, then you have to click on the "Enable Original Sound for Musicians" in the top left corner of your meeting window. This option might not be available. In this case it has to be enabled in the advanced settings (The part of the Zoom settings that you can only access via the web browser). If you take part in a meeting that someone else hosts, then that host needs to allow this as well.
https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0064198
@catherder thanks! I could use a MacBook but I prefer using the iPad Pro so I’ll investigate that first.
@Schmotown Hey, I’m a vocal coach and I use zoom to give my classes. I’ve got an iPad Pro but I’m having the same problem that you had. Did you find out how to make it work? It would be really awesome if you can share your experience please.
@emil I haven’t followed up on this since last year but because of your message, I looked at it again this morning. In the Zoom app on the iPad, start a new meeting. In the upper right corner of the window is a little speaker / bluetooth icon. When I click that, I can see that my interface is selected so maybe it works now but I haven’t tested this with anyone else yet. Presumably you would need to use an app like Logic or AUM to set the levels for your mic or guitar.
Also critical, with or without an interface, go the the Zoom home screen, select “More” at the bottom left, and turn on “Use Original Audio”.
Good luck! Let me know how it goes and I’ll do the same.
Yesterday I had a chance to try running audio to and from Zoom using the MOTU M4 interface and Logic Pro for iPad. I could hear the other person through my headphones but he wasn’t able to hear the microphone or guitar I had connected to the M4. Sorry…
Just curious, do you have Logic’s background audio option selected? I’m not sure if it’s on by default.
@Schmotown thank you so much for you fast reply! I really appreciate it! It’s happening the same thing with me. The other person can’t hear the piano. Hope to find a way to make it work. And if I find it I will let you know! Thank you so much once again!
@Mountain_Hamlet Thanks for the suggestion. I do have “Run in Background” switched on.