Direct system-audio routing
Choose SONAVECT as your Mac sound output, then select it as the stereo input inside MPC Software or your DAW.
Route audio playing on your Mac directly into MPC Software or any desktop DAW that accepts an audio input. No cables. No complicated routing.
Set your Mac output to SONAVECT
Select SONAVECT 1–2 in MPC Software
SONAVECT keeps the path simple: system audio comes in, a clean stereo signal goes out, and your sampling workflow keeps moving.
Choose SONAVECT as your Mac sound output, then select it as the stereo input inside MPC Software or your DAW.
Responsive input and output meters show exactly where audio is moving before you hit sample.
Start at 0 dB, raise or lower the source gradually, and keep the left and right channels together.
Keep your DAW output on your speakers or audio interface while SONAVECT handles the incoming route. Clear monitoring, without a maze of virtual devices.
No patch cables, aggregate-device gymnastics, or oversized routing matrix.
Select SONAVECT as the sound output in macOS.
In MPC Software or your DAW, select SONAVECT on channels 1–2.
Open SONAVECT, start the audio route, set your level, and capture the moment.
SONAVECT is focused on Akai MPC Software users, while remaining compatible with desktop DAWs and samplers that can accept a stereo audio input.
Get SONAVECT ↗● Desktop-only workflow. Standalone MPC and mobile devices are not supported.
SONAVECT turns the sound already playing on your Mac into a clean, visible stereo source inside your sampler.
HSS Audio support is included with your purchase.
SONAVECT is intentionally focused. Here is what it does, what it does not do, and how it fits your setup.
Contact HSS Audio ↗It creates a clear stereo route from audio playing on your Mac to MPC Software, a DAW, or another desktop sampler that can accept audio input.
Yes. The primary workflow is designed around selecting SONAVECT as the Mac output and then choosing SONAVECT channels 1–2 as the input inside MPC Software.
Yes. SONAVECT can be used with desktop DAWs and samplers that allow you to select a stereo audio input.
No. It stays focused on routing, gain, metering, and listening-output selection. Recording and processing remain inside your MPC or DAW.
Check that the same source is not being monitored twice. Keep your DAW output on your speakers or audio interface, and use one intentional monitoring path.
The first release is for macOS. Windows is planned for a later release.