Driver for Traktor Audio 10 not working on Mac OS 14 (Sonoma)

quadrado · 2024-03-14T13:28:07+00:00

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Im trying to install the latest driver version for mac os but it just fails in the end. Tried with sudo too. Below a print of the .pkg ui installer and the log of the same .pkg installer.

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NI says that it supposed to be compatible in their articles. And im trying with the latest driver provided by NI

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quadrado

I could see a a few lines saying "BAD CPU", maybe teh fact that im using and a mac with Apple M1 cpu?

ErikMinekus

You shouldn’t need to install the driver, it’s class compliant. If you need the control panel you can find it here: https://www.native-instruments.com/en/support/downloads/drivers-other-files/

quadrado

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/140424#Comment_140424

So you mean that it's supposed to be plug and play? because traktor pro 3 recognizes straight away when i plug to my old windows pc, but it just doesn't do nothing when i plug to my mac. what should i do? i already have control panel.

ErikMinekus

Yes, it should be plug and play. When you plug it in, does the USB light stop flashing? Does it show up under System Settings -> Sound?

quadrado

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/140501#Comment_140501

no for both

Heboracing2

Yes it‘s plug and play. Same as audio 6.

i tryed with my m2 and sonoma.

ErikMinekus

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/140506#Comment_140506

Try a different USB cable? I don’t know what else it can be.

decat_Tf

Like others have said it should work without drivers.

I've been using an A10 on Macs till a couple of weeks ago (on M1 and M2 Max) and it worked without having to install a driver. That's why it's 'class compliant', after connecting the A10 to your Mac it should pop up in your list of sound devices.

As already said by others / Erik too, it could be the cable. Or the A10 might not get sufficient power. How are you connecting the A10 to your Mac? Do you plug it directly into the USB port of your Mac? Or are you using a USB hub? In case a USB hub it needs to be one which is AC powered. Using a power supply directly on the A10 might help too.

And as last, on which Mac are you trying to use it? Genuine one or hackintosh?

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