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In many cases it's not necessary though. Most "pro" audio interfaces support MacOS because they are "class compliant" and therefore don't need extra drivers on
by an-unknown 5y ago
In many cases it's not necessary though. Most "pro" audio interfaces support MacOS because they are "class compliant" and therefore don't need extra drivers on MacOS. You could also say "no major audio interface company releases MacOS drivers".
Linux should support all these "class compliant" audio interfaces too, but I can't remember if you need extra software (like JACK?) for this.