YES and I FOUND IT: In your apps is an obscure little application called “audio midi setup”. Find it and click.
Once there you’ll find a + on the far left bottom. Click that to create “Aggregate Device”. Next in whatever music recording app you should find an option to now open two mic tracks.
If not... GOOGLE IT! It’s not as difficult as they made it sound.
just139 wrote:
YES and I FOUND IT: In your apps is an obscure little application called “audio midi setup”. Find it and click.
Once there you’ll find a + on the far left bottom. Click that to create “Aggregate Device”. Next in whatever music recording app you should find an option to now open two mic tracks.
If not... GOOGLE IT! It’s not as difficult as they made it sound.
ref:
Audio MIDI Setup User Guide for Mac
Set up MIDI devices using Audio MIDI Setup on Mac
just139 wrote:
YES and I FOUND IT: In your apps is an obscure little application called “audio midi setup”. Find it and click.
Once there you’ll find a + on the far left bottom. Click that to create “Aggregate Device”. Next in whatever music recording app you should find an option to now open two mic tracks.
If not... GOOGLE IT! It’s not as difficult as they made it sound.
ref:
Audio MIDI Setup User Guide for Mac
Set up MIDI devices using Audio MIDI Setup on Mac
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