Sharing Logic through Microsoft Teams.
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John Isige
Sep 1, 2025, 5:09:57 PMSep 1
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Hi all.
I want to share Logic through Teams. I went to this article.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/share-sound-from-your-computer-in-microsoft-teams-meetings-or-live-events-dddede9f-e3d0-4330-873a-fa061a0d8e3b
Everything shares *except* Logic's output. I'm just creating a single software track with the default electric piano. I thought maybe I had to switch Logic's output to the Team's driver, but I can't find a way to do that. I'm using Logic Magician, if that helps at all, and I just installed it last week and haven't had time to really dig into it. So when I say I can't find it, it's probable I'm just missing it and there's absolutely a way to send the output of the sofware instrument's audio somewhere else.
Anyway, if anybody's gotten this to work, I'd love to know what I'm missing. I'm just running everything through the standard audio device, it's jsut the Mac Mini with headphones plugged in, so I'm kind of surprised it doesn't just work automatically.
OK, I just made a new project and set the output device to Microsoft Teams Audio, still no electric piano noises from Teams. My poor wife has had to put up with like six calls in a row testing randomness. So yeah, if this can be done, and i don't see why not, I'd love to know how.
I want to share Logic through Teams. I went to this article.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/share-sound-from-your-computer-in-microsoft-teams-meetings-or-live-events-dddede9f-e3d0-4330-873a-fa061a0d8e3b
Everything shares *except* Logic's output. I'm just creating a single software track with the default electric piano. I thought maybe I had to switch Logic's output to the Team's driver, but I can't find a way to do that. I'm using Logic Magician, if that helps at all, and I just installed it last week and haven't had time to really dig into it. So when I say I can't find it, it's probable I'm just missing it and there's absolutely a way to send the output of the sofware instrument's audio somewhere else.
Anyway, if anybody's gotten this to work, I'd love to know what I'm missing. I'm just running everything through the standard audio device, it's jsut the Mac Mini with headphones plugged in, so I'm kind of surprised it doesn't just work automatically.
OK, I just made a new project and set the output device to Microsoft Teams Audio, still no electric piano noises from Teams. My poor wife has had to put up with like six calls in a row testing randomness. So yeah, if this can be done, and i don't see why not, I'd love to know how.
Daniel Contreras
Sep 1, 2025, 5:53:57 PMSep 1
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Hello,
I’m not quite sure how teams handles audio, but I have seen that teams audio device before. All that being said, this sounds like a job for a software by the name of loopback. This software can turn any application into an audio device which you can dense it has an input in teams.
Daniel Contreras
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I’m not quite sure how teams handles audio, but I have seen that teams audio device before. All that being said, this sounds like a job for a software by the name of loopback. This software can turn any application into an audio device which you can dense it has an input in teams.
Daniel Contreras
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