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Using a DAW with Zoom

SongWave
Newcomer
Newcomer

‎2024-04-16 01:55 AM

I'm a studio musician. When I'm on Mac, the audio-output of Cubase can easily by routed to zoom by choosing the zoom driver within Cubase. On PC this doesn't work; the driver doesn't exist. Can you pleeeeease tell me how to resolve that problem? Steinberg says the problem is on zoom's side.

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HusnainCHOffici
Contributor I
Contributor I

‎2025-01-19 07:43 AM

It’s definitely frustrating when platform limitations get in the way of creativity. While Cubase works seamlessly on Mac with Zoom, the lack of a similar driver on PC makes routing audio a challenge.

For PC users, I’d recommend checking out FL Studio as an alternative DAW. It offers incredible flexibility for audio routing on both Mac and Windows. Here’s why it could help:

  1. Cross-Platform Audio Support: FL Studio provides consistent routing capabilities on both Mac and PC, eliminating the compatibility gaps you're experiencing with Cubase on Windows.
  2. Virtual Audio Solutions: With FL Studio, you can easily integrate tools like VB-Audio Virtual Cable or ASIO4ALL to route audio directly to Zoom. These are fully supported and straightforward to set up.
  3. User-Friendly Routing: The FL Studio mixer makes configuring output channels a breeze, even for live streaming or video calls.