AudioRoute is a system-audio capture tool that lets you record whatever your computer is playing - Spotify, YouTube, Zoom, browser tabs, video calls, games, anything - straight into a track in your DAW. No BlackHole, no VoiceMeeter, no aggregate device wiring, no driver hijacking.

Runs as a small background daemon plus a VST3/AU plug-in you drop on a track in Cubase / Logic / Ableton / REAPER / FL Studio / Pro Tools etc. Exposes virtual audio device on Mac.

Two plug-in flavours:
- AudioRoute Capture FX: the Audio Effect variant. Lives in your Audio FX menu and drops onto any audio track. Recommended for most workflows.
- AudioRoute Capture: the Instrument variant on a MIDI / Software Instrument track, for setups that prefer that side of the routing.

Same daemon underneath both; pick whichever matches your DAW habit.

Bit-perfect Windows capture via WASAPI Process Loopback. Verified bit-identical with null tests (max |c - s| = 0) across 48 kHz and 96 kHz device rates: https://audio-route.com/guides/bit-perfect-capture-windows

On Mac, capture goes through Core Audio process taps and is bit-perfect when source rate matches device rate; full writeup on the site covering the Mac cross-rate caveat honestly: https://audio-route.com/guides/bit-perfect-capture


Dedicated DAW guides for Logic, Cubase, REAPER, Ableton Live, plus a "Does AudioRoute need an ASIO driver on Windows?" guide for anyone wondering about ASIO / WASAPI interaction: https://audio-route.com/guides/

14-day trial, no credit card. 29 EUR lifetime license. Mac and Windows.
https://audio-route.com

Genuinely curious for feedback, bug reports, use cases I haven't thought of, or "wait, does it handle X" questions. Happy to engage with whatever you throw at it.