Here are 2 sets of software you might find useful, the price is right.
The first, VB Virtual Audio Cable.
What VB cable does is give you the ability to creat virtual audio cable in the computer environment. With this "cable" you can interconnect audio software. In my case I used it you connect a Software Defined OS called SDRuno with a signal decoder FLdigi. The audio is piped over to FLdigi so it can decode the digital, snd analog signals such as CW, and RTTY. If are using your PC in a studio VB Cable might be useful.
https://www.vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm
The second, Com0com
It is used ti make nvirtual serial COM ports in you OS. It is used to interconnect and control virtual and physical devices. In Amateur radio it is used for rig control. I can use SDRuno to actually control my ham radio equipment. Right noe I sm using it to interconnect SDRuno with FLdigi so they can control each other. .
http://com0com.sourceforge.net/
http://com0com.sourceforge.net/
Not sure how useful these 2 utilities are in this context but it sure doesn't cost anything to try it out.
The first, VB Virtual Audio Cable.
What VB cable does is give you the ability to creat virtual audio cable in the computer environment. With this "cable" you can interconnect audio software. In my case I used it you connect a Software Defined OS called SDRuno with a signal decoder FLdigi. The audio is piped over to FLdigi so it can decode the digital, snd analog signals such as CW, and RTTY. If are using your PC in a studio VB Cable might be useful.
https://www.vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm
The second, Com0com
It is used ti make nvirtual serial COM ports in you OS. It is used to interconnect and control virtual and physical devices. In Amateur radio it is used for rig control. I can use SDRuno to actually control my ham radio equipment. Right noe I sm using it to interconnect SDRuno with FLdigi so they can control each other. .
http://com0com.sourceforge.net/
http://com0com.sourceforge.net/
Not sure how useful these 2 utilities are in this context but it sure doesn't cost anything to try it out.
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