FabianAllen

After a day and a half of fruitless experiments on Wavepad used with the internal mic on my new iMac with Mojave OS, with no input visible on the meters, I was about to give up on WavePad. However, the strange thing was that MixPad registered and recorded a mic signal with no problem. The answer was in a post by Apple, which I only stumbled upon late in the day! Go to the System Preferences menu on the Mac, and select the Security & Privacy icon. On the next window, choose "Privacy" from the 4 tabs. Now select "Microphone" in the left hand window. In the right-hand window, you will find a list of apps which can access the internal microphone, provided their associated tick boxes are selected. Not suprisingly, Wavepad was not selected, but Mixpad was. Somehow in installing MixPad, it selected that option during the install process. Naturally, other audio recording software may also cause mic input problems for the same reason. omegle xender I hope this is helpful and might avoid you hours of frustration. I think earlier versions of MacOS did not put the microphone input into the privacy section as an additional security measure.

I’m using Wavepad for ipad, free version, downloaded early 2021: With bluetooth connected to my ipad, Wavepad playback only plays on the ipad. All other apps (VLC, Youtube,etc.) play normally on the bluetooth speaker. But not Wavepad, it plays thru the ipad speaker. omegle xender Is there a setting on Wavepad to get it to play to bluetooth? Or possibly an upgrade? I can’t find any doc on this. Thanks,