About

The product

Virtual Audio Cable (VAC) was created by Eugene Muzychenko.

Version 1 was released in 1998. Version 2 was first published in the Internet in 2001.

"Virtual Audio Cable" is a registered trademark of the product developer. Since the wording is descriptive, it is allowed to use it as a common term inside a descriptive text ("fair use"), for example: "you can use any virtual audio cable software which is suitable for your purposes". It is prohibited to use the mark to refer to software products from other vendors ("use as a name"). If the mark is used to refer to a specific product, it can only refer to the product for which it is registered, so as not to create confusion.

There are some other software products with similar names and/or descriptions. All of them were developed later than this product, and some of them may use the phrase "Virtual Audio Cable" for promotional purposes. Don't confuse them with original VAC software.

If you have questions about VAC or proposals for it, please email the author or use the feedback form.

The website

This website was developed by me too. I'm not a professional web developer, so the design is very simple.

The website is completely static (using no active components except for Google Translate and Analytics) and self-contained (not depending on third-party libraries, frameworks, CMS, etc.). It is made as simple as possible to work fast, reliably and require a minimum of resources in the browser.

The author/developer

I'm Eugene (Evgenii) Muzychenko, an independent software developer and versatile engineer.

I have been developing system software since the early 1990s. I prefer working on drivers, OS kernel extensions, and real-time audio components. I place a strong emphasis on code compactness and efficiency, reliability, and low latency.
I primarily develop my own software, but I occasionally take on interesting contract projects.

To explore my other software, please visit the Software Homepage.