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That's quite odd. This is the first time we've heard of this happening on a Mac. If you had a DAW or other software running at the time you launched Aerodrums I would reboot and try it again before running any other applications. If you have time it would good if you could download and run the free ...

Yes, you can use any speakers that you can plug into your computer.

Sorry, we don't have a timeline for the next update yet.

Dragging and dropping .aer files onto the Aered window is now supported. However, the association between .aer files and the Aered application is not set up automatically. You may be able to fix this by manually associating .aer files with Aered as explained here: https://support.apple.com/en-sa/gui...

This is a known issue that we will fix in a future update. In the meantime, you may be able to fix this by changing the Windows display scaling settings for the Aered application. This article has instructions explaining how to do it: https://www.lifewire.com/using-windows-10-display-scaling-4587328...

Aerodrums requires an audio device that supports 44.1 kHz. I'm not sure that explains why the device list is empty in Aerodrums though and it doesn't explain the popup warning you see when running Aerodrums. Also, ASIO4ALL nearly always works when a sound card's Exclusive WASAPI drivers don't suppor...

Another thing you could try: Run Windows Device Manager and plug in the camera. A sound device called "USB Camera-B4.09.24.1" should appear under the category "Sound, video and game controllers". Can you right-click on this device and select disable and then try run Aerodrums again to see if it help...

Could you try the following - it's not a fix but it might give some clues as to the cause of the issue... Unplug the camera, restart the computer and run Aerodrums. Then see if the Latency screen is the same or if it lists any audio devices now. Regarding the "program" using the sound card - it coul...

Hmm, we haven't seen any issues like this with Windows 11. I assume all other applications are outputting audio just fine, right? Does Aerodrums pop up any warnings then you run it? Can you verify that Aerodrums is set to "No MIDI" mode by clicking the MIDI button on the home screen? If you have USB...

Hi Paul, we know that Aerodrums works on an M1 MacBook Pro so there is a very good chance it will run fine on an M1 Mac Mini - we have not heard any reports to the contrary.