Visual routing.
Draw connections between apps and devices like patch cables. What you see is what you hear.
Audio Studio
Any app's audio, anywhere you want it.
Zoom into your DAW. Browser into OBS. Your mic into everything. Sangam is a visual patchbay for your Mac's sound, and it records any of it, per app, per track.
Founders seats left: 100 · lifetime upgrades for the first 100.
What it does
A visual Mac audio patchbay for sending any app anywhere, building virtual devices and recording per-app tracks.
Record anything.
Any app, several apps, or the whole system, each on its own track. Never lose a take because it was not going through the recorder.
Virtual devices.
Create devices that other apps treat as real hardware. The trick that used to need a $100+ tool, at $59, once.
Founder note
Sangam started as the routing engine behind my own streaming and teaching rig. The latency lock is measured, not promised: digital paths run at zero samples of drift. We publish the measurements.
What's new
- Maintenance release.
Downloads
Known issues
- Interface-level input/output routing is planned as a free post-launch update.
Follow Sangam
Release notes and early build calls for this product.
FAQ
Sangam or Shruti?
Shruti is control: volumes, EQ, outputs. Sangam is plumbing: routing, virtual devices, recording. They work together, and the bundle saves you money.
Does it support my audio interface?
Yes, including multi-channel interfaces. Interface input and output routing is built in.
What formats does it record?
WAV and AAC, per-app or mixed.
One-time, really?
Really. $59, three of your own Macs, free updates for version 1.
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