If Ableton sees the BF and can use it then the BF is in Class Compliant mode...a better check is in the Audio MIDI Setup, Audio window.

Hi!

I think Matthias is talking about this settings showing here...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3eQjf0a1lhA

regards S-EH

same problem here, i just switch to my new macbook yesterday, installed the totalmix fx, but the mixer view not showing, it's not the class complaint mode problem.( i tried it still not showing), please help, im using babyface pro

yea i know, you installed the driver along with the totalmix, i have the lastest version, it just now showing the mixer view

Wich interface, wich computer, wich driver ?

did you check the startup items ?

MacOS system preferences / general / startup items and extensions
scroll down to driver extensions
Click the i-icon right-end side.
It may reveal a switch to enable the driver

what do I do now?

it doesn't show up in the microphone settings I also don't see my drivers in pro tools but I installed the driver 100%

yes pro tools is listed and activated but rme doesn't show up

It doesn't show up it doesn't ask for permission it's automatically done

I can't post a screenshot because nothing shows up I install it normally I also changed it to the less security mode maybe that's why

I already did this multiple times I have to allow it when I connect it so it's listed

I can open the Fireface settings and my interface is listed too only Totalmix doesn't work

no rme is not listed there

OK, I don't want to get in details of  your last post (would only unnecessary extend this thread).

But:

-> screenshot, please (you can pixel out your serial number there)

I understand you have a problem with totalmix.
You seem not to want to provide further information (via sending a screenshot f.ex.) to be able to be sure to get more details to understand this (and beeing able to think about further steps) to help you!

Additionally its really hard to read and understand sentences without any commas and dots…
Cleartext: WTF (!) do you mean with: „I don't have my drivers“ now?

Instead cleary answering to questions, you throw more confusion with every of your post.

„I tried everything mentioned“ - You did not respond just to one thing clearly what others asked to you.

However -  This was too much waste of time for me at this point. I am out here.

Good luck.

Giving others a lot of help over decades here in this and in other forums I can understand fully, why people are annoyed to see such a text. So let me explain to you.

Those seeking help should accommodate those providing it by presenting a well-written and structured text. Careful wording and proper punctuation help convey meaning clearly and avoid misunderstandings.

The attitude that grammar and punctuation are unnecessary, however, comes across as disrespectful. It suggests an expectation of significant effort from others, while showing little willingness to invest even a minimal effort in presenting one's own request clearly.

I think this is the problem.
This "less security mode" is not enough. It is not the same as disable SIP.
Obvious the computer has blocked Totalmix from being installed correctly. Otherwise it would be listed in the Microphone access list.

I would try disable SIP correctly, then install the driver again. Reboot.

To do so:
1. Restart your Mac.
2. Before OS X starts up, hold down Command-R, and keep it held down until you see an Apple icon and a progress bar. Release. This boots you into Recovery-mode.
3.From the Utilities menu, select Terminal.
4.At the prompt type exactly the following and then press Return: csrutil disable
5. The terminal should display a message that SIP was disabled.
6. From the menu, select Restart.

When the interface works correctly you can enable SIP back with the code : csrutil enable.

This procedure is officially only needed for installing KEXT driers, but for unknown reason your computer does unexpected behavier, this is just a workaround recommendation.
I'm interest to hear if it works.