It might have also asked for permissions to install system extensions (modifying your kernel). If you do install Logitech G-Hub, make sure it is COMPLETELY uninstalled - delete app and then delete all connected files from /Library/Application Support, etc. But recording on Voice Memos, Zoom, etc., results in the garbled recordings like that from the original poster. When I did this, my Yeti X was recognized. DO NOT install the Apversion of Logitech G-Hub.When this happens, unplugging and re-plugging the USB doesn't help - Yeti X not visible in the Sound system preferences pane.

But the problem is that the Yeti X occasionally disconnects.

you can boot up with the Yeti X connected and use the built-in audio drivers.

have figured out how to get my Yeti X to work reliably with M1 MBP - it's a little complicated. In sound it recognizes the microphone, open `Garageband and the letters respond, but go to record and it says (No Input Device Selected) restart, SMC, Vram, safe mode, reinstall both system and Garageband

The top and bottom of all wave forms will no go past the place where you see the very straight lines. These are not the normal clipping of going outside he range which I have done in the past. I am attaching two files to show the clipping. The recording seem to be clipped off at around 40db.Ĭutting back the gain seems to suddenly make a recording like I am sanding in a different roomĬutting down `Sys Pref>Sound>input volume causes a big drop as well. Most settings make the recordings have hum unless I increase the input volume in system settings (still called Preferences in my set up) Blue Yeti Pro wih Garageband weird behavior I use a recording set up with a Blue Yeti Pro using the cable that came with the microphone plugged directly into my 2011 MBP (16GB 2T SSD) running High Sierra and Garageband 10.3.5

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