Q: Apogee Duet (1) not working on Mavericks

same here have a pops with the new 10.9 driver.

pops audible when system sound and one another (example - music in soundcloud in safari) play simulateously

Big thanks. Fixed the volume control problem. Only one left now - QuickTime Player jitter while it plays, though chaning to higher sample rate helps.

I just want to comment and say that all the problems that have been described here applied for me ever since Lion came out.  Usually if I start getting the crack popples I just unplug and plug back in.  It really stinks.  I love the sound quality of the Duet so I will keep using it.  If you spend anytime on the GearSlutz forum (huge home recording forum) you will see that people have these types of problems with almost all cosumer grade interfaces. 

Completely uninstalling and reinstalling the duet software seems to work and solve these issues. Do not simply update.

Reach out to Apogee Support for additional info, but this should do it.

-Rob

Hi Rob,

Thank you for your suggestion, but I have unistalled and reinstalled the Duet software multiple times and I am still having issues.  Audio is dropping out and distorting no matter what I am doing on the computer.  I remember having these same problems with Lion when it first came out.  A patch eventually came out that fixed the problem.  I hope that will be the case here too. 

As long as both companies know that there are issues with compatibility, they will hopefully work to resolve any issues.

Have you found a solution yet? I'm having the exact same problem. This is extremely frustrating as I just paid over 2000$ for a new fully loaded 2013 iMac with the fusion drive and now I can't make music because of these pops and crackles with my Duet 2.
Please let me know if you have found a way to fix this yet.

Cheers

Unfotunately this issue seemes to be larger than Apogee. This problem you are describing is effecting all third party audio products that utilize CoreAudio. The FusionDrive does not seem to be the issue either, it is something specific between the Haswell chip architecture and Apple's CoreAudio Driver. Hopefully Apple will have a CoreAudio patch to fix the problem.

-Rob

I believe that Rob is right on this one.  If you want to get a fix to this issue faster, then make sure you submit your problem to Apple.  support.apple.com

Make sure you list the serial number of your computer and the interface you are using.

I didn't fix this issue : I returned my iMac and asked for a refund. I'm following this case closely and like you, I hope that Apple will fix this soon...

In the meantime, I use my "old" but good 2007 imac with Snow Leopard : it's a little bit slow but it works !

Same problem for me.. My Apogee One pops and clicks on and off, then finally dies completely.

Also just bought a new iMac. The strange thing is that I used it for a week and had no issues, then two days ago it started making these noises..

Same problem here but not with a new haswell computer but a late 2011mpb 15". Problem started after upgrading to mavericks. No issues in logic pro, Itunes or spotify.... ONLY in quicktime!

Hello, everyone.

I have got the newest firmware flashed and newest driver installed with my duet (for iPad & Mac) last night.

Then it seems better, but my duet could still get offline (needs plug-out and plug-in again) in several occasions.

I have confirmed that one of those occasions definetely is watching heavy-videos with Google Chrome's built-in Flash Player. (Safari and FireFox (UX 64-bit edition) with newest Official-distributed Flash Player tested, nothing bloody happens)

P.S.: My laptop is retinalized MacBook Pro 15-inch (no discrete graphics) late 2013,

with OS X Mavericks 13A3017 (not the Mac-AppStore version) installed.

I have been having this issue (crackly/distorted recording) with a new late 2013 iMac since it arrived a few weeks ago. I was originally using a Samson G-Track mic and today having failed to fix the issue (or find this thread until now!) I bought a new Shure PG-42 USB mic, and sure enough, the issue still occurs. I'm pretty sure it's a Mavericks issue, and not specific to a brand of mic. Fingers crossed for a fix from Apple soon.

Same issue here!

But I'm using Mountain Lion on macbook pro Retina 2013 with Duet Firewire and Thunderbolt adapter

Same problem with me... New Imac with fusion drive. Both my new Apogee Jam and Mic (96k) has the same problems you described.... I hope they can find a solution soon...