I tried with 3 different usb-c converters, one direct 1:1 converter, one usb-c 8 in 1 hub (with and without external power) and another usb splitter. If I unplug it and plug it in again, It is not recognised at all as a USB device, although it does get power. After completely removing G-Hub and its audio plugins, restarting the mac 10 times, uninstalling and reinstalling blue sherpa 3 times, the Mac now sees the Yeti, but ONLY if it is plugged in at startup.

After installing Logitech G-Hub I started having issues with the output of the mic (completely muting the system when skipping ahead in a youtube video) so I updated MacOS ot 11.6.Īfter the update the Yeti was not detected as a USB device at all. Hi,I got a Blue Yeti recently and it worked perfectly on my MacBook Air M1 running MacOS 11.5.7.

Step 3: Remove logi_audio_override.kext from Library/Extensions Step 2: Remove the GHub plugin from Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL Step 1: Uninstall Sherpa and G-Hub completely In either case, you should not have to be going through such a difficult time trying to get a plug and play device working.Finally the Yeti is recognized not only on startup but when unplugged and plugged in again: In either case, you should not have to be going through such a difficult time trying to get a plug and play device working.hope any of this helps out maybe the levels are just waaaay low? in either case if turning the gain up doesnt help, you might have a defective mic Hmmm.doubt it could be a power problem since its running off of 5v supplied from usb.also doubt you would be able to use it as an output device if it was you tried playing around with the volume/gain settings in recording devices settings? also set the yeti to omni-directional mode and try snapping from different sides.maybe one or two of your mics went dead? (think yeti has 3 internally).also might help to allow listening through a set of headphones. The mic stopped working a few days ago in windows 7, i tried everything to the point to update to windows 10, but it was useless, i test it in my lap and it worked the first 2 days, then when i plugged it in again yesterday, it started to download drivers from windows update or something like that, and stopped working too!!!! and i was like. The only way the volume level bars can move is when i switch between modes.

The mic is set as the default recording device, it just doesnt pick up sound (it has the green check-mark next to it). Yes im able to use it as an output device, when i plug my headphones to it i can listen everything, so the yeti is not the problem i guess?.

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