Node Types
Every node you can place on the canvas - the sources, the destinations, and the processors in between.
Node Types Overview
Every node type in Routling, what it does, and when to reach for it.
ASIO Channels
The physical inputs and outputs of your primary audio interface - the lowest-latency path in Routling.
App Capture and System Audio
Capture audio from one specific application, or from everything your PC plays, without a virtual cable.
Routling I/O
Virtual audio devices that appear in Windows, so any application can send audio to Routling or take audio from it.
Virtual ASIO
Connect a DAW to Routling over 16 channels each way, with Routling appearing as an ASIO device inside the DAW.
FX Module
Host VST2 and VST3 plugin chains anywhere in your signal path, with per-effect bypass, drag reordering and reported latency.
Ducker
Automatically lower one audio source when another is active - music that steps back when you speak.
Volume Knob
A manual gain and mute control carrying up to 8 independent audio paths through one node.