Bluetooth receiver > toslink > motu (in) > computer > motu (out)
Or, what I probably will use:
Bluetooth receiver > analog > motu (in) > computer > motu (out)
I just played around with this a bit. I believe you want to implement an active DSP system in your computer? If so the approach described below will work. If you just want to route inputs to outputs without DSP you can setup the routing in Cuemix alone and it will be a bit simpler.
This is on a mac but should be similar for a PC. I used Cuemix to set my Loopback source as "USB Out Main 1-2" with the Loopback Location set to "USB In 9-10". I then setup a CamillaDSP mixer to route "USB In 9-10" (input channels 8 and 9 in CamillaDSP since the channel count starts at 0) as my input routed to my desired outputs. This allows me to play audio from the mac to the main output channels and then have it distributed to my desired output channels for an active setup.
As a test I took an old apple airport express acting as an airplay streamer and routed the analog outputs to analog input 1-2 of the MOTU. In the CamillaDSP mixer I then added additional steps to route "Analog In 1-2" (input channels 0 and 1 in CamillaDSP) to my desired output channels.
With this setup I can play music from my mac AND stream to the airport express at the same time. No need to switch clock sources on the MOTU or capture devices in CamillaDSP.
Michael
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