AuraLink Studio / AuraLink Router

AuraLink Router Live · v0.9.0 · Windows

One audio device.
Shared by the whole machine.

Normally, opening your DAW silences everything else. AuraLink Router fixes exactly that: DAW, Windows sound, browser and OBS all run on one device — then you drag the cables that decide where each sound goes. It replaces ASIO Link Pro, which stopped being developed.

PriceFREE
AuraLink Router interface: a patch bay wiring the DAW, virtual cables and the audio device
Core features

What it can do today.

Every line below has been measured, not promised.

  • Many apps, one deviceThree apps sharing one device at once, each at its own latency setting, with no dropouts.
  • 4 virtual cablesMove sound between apps in both directions, each route kept cleanly separate.
  • DAW + Windows → OBSYour music and your system sound reach OBS together, for streaming or recording.
  • Wire it by dragging cablesLevel and mute per port, with 8 saved setups so you can switch between sessions fast.
  • If you know ASIO Link Pro, you know thisSound flows the same way ALP did — nothing to relearn.
  • Runs with Cubase / NuendoConfirmed by ear at 256 samples of latency.
Context

Why AuraLink exists.

ASIO Link Pro is the best tool of its kind on Windows and has no replacement — its author John Shield passed away and the software stopped. It still wins on function, losing only on a dated interface no one can maintain. AuraLink takes exactly that bet: match its function to the last detail, and give it an interface people can read.

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