Yeti Microphone Issues With M1 Mac

Hello,


I have purchased a M1 Mac Mini recently, and connected my Blue Yeti X Microphone. I tried to use it, however, when I did a test recording, the audio was very messed up. I have attached a link to listen for yourself. I have tried restarting my device, checked it has all the permissions, the levels were corrected and have searched for solutions but have not came across one. I tried to connect the yeti microphone to a friend's intel based MacBook Pro, and the microphone worked well. Does anyone know how to fix this? Or can Apple fix this in an upcoming software update?


Link for audio: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1940Hrx2bvvxM0acoyEITsSJGCqg7cchG/view?usp=sharing

Posted on Jan 4, 2021 9:31 AM

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Posted on Jan 8, 2021 7:47 PM

If you still haven’t heard it’s an issue with the M1 chip. If you plug in the yeti and restart the Mac it will work as a basic mic. Just don’t load any blue voice software. If you do open the software you have to restart. Really frustrating. My M1 Mini is still within the return period. Thinking about giving up on it.

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Jan 5, 2021 11:39 AM in response to hcsitas

No, It does not work with G Hub. I deleted it and downloaded the latest version and the problem is still the same. Logitech support told me to delete G Hub and install the latest version of Blue Sherpa which I did and the problem is still the same. As I said before, Logitech has no idea what the problem is and I question if they are even trying to figure it out. They just give useless advise to try things that most of us have tried on our own. I wonder if they even have an M1 Mac to test on.

May 9, 2021 3:36 AM in response to PoliticsProf

Thank you for responding. I have installed Logitech G-Hub and Blue Sherpa before and have uninstalled them using AppCleaner about a month ago since it was no use. Saw your notice and decided to try installing Blue Sherpa again to give it a try.


I can see the LogiGamingAudio.driver in Activity Monitor and plugged in the Blue Yeti X. Low and behold I still am getting gibberish from the microphone. Any things I can try here?


I seemed to recall seeing a link in Logitech where a ticket has been opened to address this. But I could not locate that link anymore. Just want to see if there is any update on that end as well.


Thanks everyone here.

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