Exactly, but Carla supports Windows VSTs ( but i switched to yabridge for performance reasons ) and with Jack i can then route my audio inside the carla-patchbay through these VSTs and then through the Mod-Desktop block. Most of the things i want to do can be done with Carla alone, but MOD-Desktop has the CV modules included which I like a lot for automation.
On the other hand, does pipedal also work with jack or purely with alsa?
Hi there couple days ago i found this great software. So i figure out most of things, but also i have some newbie question. Maybe somebody will help me.
I am on Windows.
-How to record or capture WET signal from Mod Desktop in standalone mode by the OBS for example. I dont have loopback on my audio interface. What is the best way?
only alsa, which is the best for lower latency because of exclusive access, with the downside that with exclusive acccess only pipedal can use the sound device.
I donāt think that thereās a direct way on the MOD Desktop.
My best suggestion is to find some routing software that acts as a soundcard and routes the audio out from MOD Desktop into OBS.
Are you using a Windows, Mac, or Linux machine?
I know how to capture any Daw. For example - to use Reaper Reastream vst plugin. But here i cant figure out how to do this without daw.
If you want to record audio, you can use Record-Stereo Mini - MOD Audio
I tried to capture audio with OBS on Windows, but I couldnāt figure out how.
On Linux you can redirect MOD Desktop output to DAW(Ardour etc) with Pipewire or JACK.
And you can capture audio by OBS too.
Ah sorry, missed that part of your postā¦ 
According to this article on Abletonās Knowledge Base, JACK also works for Windows. Another option seems to be VoiceMeeter.
Disclaimer: I didnāt try it myself. I just did a quick Google search on audio routing software for Windows.