Hello Rory and Giovanni!
I was trying to ‘record’ a piece I made with CsoundUnity by sending Unity’s audio to Soundflower and then receive it on quickTimePlayer (which is what I usually do when using Unity’s Audio Engine). However, it didn’t detect the signal – is there any solution that comes to mind?
I could try recording from the Quest2 but it is not ideal.
Thank you very much!
Mateo Larrea
I will think of an easy (maybe integrated) way of doing this, I think there are several options.
But the easiest I can think of is using the UnityRecorder
I will get back to you after some tests in the next days 
I just tried with the Unity Recorder, it works!
[@chenliu52 you also needed to record the output right?]
It’s very easy to setup, simply import the package, it’s under the Unity Registry.
After importing it, open the Recorder Window from Window/General/Recorder/Recorder Window.
Add an audio track pressing Add Recorder.
Pressing the red Play button in that window will play the scene and start recording.
You will find a wav file in the folder you selected in the settings.
That sounds exciting! Thank you so much XD I am gonna try it out
Fantastic! And thanks for the quick response, Giovanni!
