djsk wrote:

repentov wrote:

Hi! What RME model do you have?

i have fireface ucx II.
thanks!

Added the ability to assign outputs to the sliders in the settings. Don't forget to remove and re-add RME Control in the macOS Accessibility settings

awesome! thank you so much for the update! working perfectly! you are the best!

repentov wrote:

djsk wrote:

hi! thanks a lot for this! my main is different than analog 1/2. with the volume key it controls analog 1/2 not main assigned channels?

Hi! What RME model do you have?

i have fireface ucx II.
thanks!

Added the ability to assign outputs to the sliders in the settings. Don't forget to remove and re-add RME Control in the macOS Accessibility settings

djsk wrote:

hi! thanks a lot for this! my main is different than analog 1/2. with the volume key it controls analog 1/2 not main assigned channels?

Hi! What RME model do you have?

i have fireface ucx II.
thanks!

hi! thanks a lot for this! my main is different than analog 1/2. with the volume key it controls analog 1/2 not main assigned channels?

Hi! What RME model do you have?

One other suggestion: it would be great to be able to pick whether the mute button maps to dim or mute (instead of always dimming).

Great idea! I've already added this feature to the app.
You can already download it

Hi! Please try removing and re-adding RME Control in the macOS Accessibility settings. Kindly let us know whether this resolves the issue.
I also recommend enabling the Peak hold function in the global OSC settings for the clipping notification to work correctly.

That worked, thanks! It has to be actually removed (with the "-" button on the bottom of the list); simply disabling and reenabling the app didn't do it.

And the clipping warning works properly once peak hold is activated.

One other suggestion: it would be great to be able to pick whether the mute button maps to dim or mute (instead of always dimming).

App updated, give it a try. Try to find out which Global OSC commands your inputs correspond to and change them in the settings.

Great, thank you! For some reason, keyboard control stopped working with this new version--the volume slider in the popup with the name of the interface on it is grayed out. But the dropdown menu works correctly.

Hi! Please try removing and re-adding RME Control in the macOS Accessibility settings. Kindly let us know whether this resolves the issue.
I also recommend enabling the Peak hold function in the global OSC settings for the clipping notification to work correctly.

App updated, give it a try. Try to find out which Global OSC commands your inputs correspond to and change them in the settings.

Great, thank you! For some reason, keyboard control stopped working with this new version--the volume slider in the popup with the name of the interface on it is grayed out. But the dropdown menu works correctly.

Cool, may I ask which software you used for that?

For development?
Open Code, Deepseek v4 Pro

Very cool--is there a way to configure which four HW inputs correspond to the 4 MIC/LINE channels? I can't seem to get them to reflect the incoming audio.

App updated, give it a try. Try to find out which Global OSC commands your inputs correspond to and change them in the settings.