There's probably another way to do this, but it's quite a quick and easy solution, to be honest. How it works is that when Zoom shares your audio, it does this by creating a new audio input and routes all your computer audio through that input, so that way Zoom can intercept the audio and stream it. Hit record, and play whatever computer audio you want to record. Next to the record button, hit the little down arrow, and change the microphone to 'ZoomAudioDevice'. Steps involved in recording internal audio on Mac using Audacity and Soundflower Step 1: Download Audacity from the official website. Then, in QuickTime, go to File -> New Audio Recording. Basically, what you do is start a Zoom call with just you in, then hit Share Screen, and then choose Advanced -> Computer Audio.
Legal Notice: macOS and Mac are trademarks owned by Apple, Inc. Click + Add button and you will see a pop-up window showing you all Apple Music or audiobooks in your iTunes library. Add Apple Music Files to NoteBurner iTunes Audio Converter.
You will see the program interface as below. Launch NoteBurner iTunes Audio Converter on Mac. It involves Zoom, which I assume we all have at this point. Click on Internal Speakers (or whatever audio output you had enabled before). Run NoteBurner iTunes Audio Converter on Mac. One way to do it is to use BlackHole, but if you can't be bothered to download a new app and learn how to set it up, there's another way! Just wanted to provide a little tip that I have been using lately when I want to record Mac audio.
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