RØDE has announced this is now available – but with a small caveat compared to the Windows version it seems.
Due to macOS architecture, there isn’t a native method to view all of your software and assign each of them to their own audio output device – you’ll have to do so via the software’s own audio settings. If your software does support this, the option will typically be in the software’s audio output settings.
Due to macOS architecture, there isn’t a native method to view all of your software and assign each of them to their own audio output device – you’ll have to do so via the software’s own audio settings. If your software does support this, the option will typically be in the software’s audio output settings.
To get a copy of it, you’ll need to sign up to the RØDE Beta program on its website.
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