**Workaround solution #1 ** (From kittyflipping, also confirmed working by Smeeth123 and HoldernessMedia) 1. Permissions repair, reinstall Maestro, etc. System sounds would show the Duet appearing and reappearing as an available device, but still NO audio. If you try to playback audio or adjust the volume, the Duet would keep disappearing and reappearing as an available core audio device in Logic, same happens if trying to play from iTunes, etc. The Duet initially would show up as an available core audio device in both Logic and system sounds, but would not play back audio. Problems/Symptoms: You have an original firewire Duet, and installed the latest Maestro/duet installer on your machine running Lion. If that doesn't work, try #2 and see if that will work for your machine. Kittyflipping's method seems to work on both new and old machines, so try this process first. Apogee Duet Drivers Snow Leopard Download For Pc. Original Maestro under Snow Leopard on a 2006 Intel Mac. Let me first state that Im not sure these work across the board, both solutions have worked for different users.ĭownload Apogee Maestro Snow Leopard. These workarounds are for those of us who just have to try all the new stuff, or those who updated unknowingly. Just try one of the workarounds below until Apogee releases their official software updates.
3 TEMPORARY WORKAROUNDS for 1st gen Apogee Duet and Lion 10.7 **Lion is still considered unsupported by Apogee at this point, so if you upgrade to Lion before Apogee releases an official update to Maestro or the Duet installer software, please don't cry about it here.
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