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Cymo Virtual Cable

An Essential Virtual Audio Routing Solution

for both Intel and Apple silicon Macs

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Cymo Volume Controller

Enable Multi-output Device Volume Adjustment

for both Intel and Apple silicon Macs

What is it?

Cymo's macOS Audio Driver Solution is an essential software solution for interpreters who want to perform computer-assisted interpretation (CAI) on macOS. It consists of Cymo Virtual Cable to allow users to route system audio into Cymo Note with zero latency, and Cymo Volume Controller app allows users to adjust the volume of an multi-output device, which is not enabled by Apple's macOS default settings.


Features

• Hi-Fi sample rates and no driver latency.

• Built for both Intel and Apple Silicon chips.

• Runs on macOS 10.9+ including macOS Big Sur and macOS Monterey.

• Allows volume adjustment on a multi-output device.

• Allows keyboard input to adjust system volume.


How to use

Please watch the video and follow its setup instructions. You will need to set up an multi-output device to enable internal audio recording.


1. Install Cymo Virtual Cable.

2. Install Cymo Volume Controller.

3. Setup Multi-output Device in Audio MIDI Setup.

4. Select Multi-output Device as system audio output.

5. Select Cymo Virtual Cable 2ch as the input Device in Cymo Note.

6. Open Cymo Volume Controller if you want to adjust system audio volume.


FAQ

Why do I need to use Cymo Volume Controller?

macOS does not allow users to adjust multi-output device volume, and the volume keys on your keyboard will be disabled if you selected such devices. Cymo Volume Controller can help users avoid this macOS restriction.

The Cymo Volume Controller is a menu bar app and will only show as an icon in the menu bar on the top right of your screen.

Click on the Cymo Volume Controller icon, then press Refresh devices.

Go to System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Items > click on "+" > Select Cymo Volume Controller

1. Open Finder, press Go > Go to Folder

2. Enter /Library/CymoAudioDriver/, then open the version folder you have installed.

3. Click uninstall

Free to Use

Cymo Audio Driver is free for all Cymo users.