If you have moved to an M1 Mac, you will likely need to upgrade your audio interface to a Class Compliant

To ensure your Roland Quad-Capture delivers the best possible audio quality on an M1 Mac:

A few users on newer macOS versions (like Ventura) have managed to get the audio inputs/outputs working by disabling certain security features (SIP) to allow the "Legacy System Extension," but this often breaks MIDI functionality or causes "double notes". 3. "Extra Quality" Tips for Legacy Setups

To achieve "Extra Quality" in your recordings, you need to configure the Quad-Capture Control Panel correctly:

: There are isolated reports of some MIDI features working on newer systems (e.g., Mac Mini M2 on Ventura), but these typically require the device to be powered via a specific sequence and do not guarantee stable audio performance. Recommended Next Steps

: Because the device is legacy hardware, Roland suggests moving to newer, supported models like the Rubix series BRIDGE CAST which have native Apple Silicon support. Roland - Global Troubleshooting for Intel Macs

In conclusion, installing and using the Roland Quad Capture driver on a Mac with an M1 chip requires some extra steps, but it is still possible to achieve high-quality audio performance. By following the steps outlined in this paper, users can overcome compatibility issues and take advantage of the driver's extra quality features.