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Getting Started

  • What is Routling
  • Installation
  • Your First Route
  • Interface Tour

Concepts

  • Nodes and Connections
  • Mixer View and Tray Panel
  • Primary and Secondary Devices
  • Latency and Buffers
  • Sessions and State

Node Types

  • Node Types Overview
  • ASIO Channels
  • App Capture and System Audio
  • Routling I/O
  • Network In and Network Out
  • Virtual ASIO
  • FX Module
  • Ducker
  • Volume Knob
  • Switcher
  • Latency Probe

Reference

  • Keyboard Shortcuts and Gestures
  • Toolbar Reference
  • Preferences
  • Licensing and Tiers
  • RoutlingVASIO.toml
  • Troubleshooting
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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 and where to find it in the right-click menu. ASIO Channels The inputs and outputs of your ASIO interface, one mono node per channel. App Capture and System Audio Capture one app's audio, or everything your PC plays, with no setup in the app. Routling I/O Routling's own Windows audio devices - other apps play into them or record from them. Network In and Network Out Stereo audio between Routling on two PCs on the same network. Virtual ASIO Your DAW opens Routling Virtual ASIO as its audio device - 16 channels each way, at the engine's buffer. FX Module A chain of VST2 and VST3 plugins on a stereo path. Ducker Lowers one signal while another is active - music under your voice. Volume Knob One level and mute for up to 8 separate paths. Switcher Switch between sets of stereo connections with one click. Latency Probe Shows how long audio takes between two nodes, and what the time is spent on.
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