macOS 14.3b2 and b3 restore the playback and record meters.
M1 MacBook Air
Thatās fair enough. Audition isnāt for everyone. What about Reaper?
This is so ungodly annoying. Itās been so long since weāve been waiting for them to fix this issue. My entire job revolves around knowing my db levels. Is there nothing else that can be done??
Iāve received another report confirming @slomtbrās observation: The meters are back in the latest MacOS 14.3 beta.
Same issue here. I really need Audacity for my upcoming podcast. Do we really have to wait for MacOS 14.3? That can take some timeā¦
Is also used the Mixer to get some idea of the volume but it is not perfectā¦
I believe you can sign up for the beta via https://beta.apple.com/ and/or enable the beta on your system via System Settings ā General ā Software Update, then click the info button ā next to āBeta updatesā.[1]
Unfortunately thereās not much we can do to speed up Appleās OS releases.
according to this help article anyway. ā©ļø
I understand. But I can not afford the risk working with not fully approved Apple betaās on my machine. I will have to look at a work around or alternativeā¦
I just decided to do the Beta to see what would happen, and it fixed the problem!!
Same issue here! Thanks for mentioning the Mixer optionā¦I can at least use that in the meantime until this gets fixed for good.
Issue is solved after update MacOS 14.3 (yet available)
Yeap- itās fixed with Sonoma 14.3
hurray, hurray, installed Sonoma version 14.3 and Reording Levels are back!
They still work in macOS Sonoma 14.4
Iāve had a similar issue before. Try going to the View menu and selecting Toolbars > Reset Toolbars. This should bring back your playback and recording meters. If that doesnāt work, check your Audacity preferences under Devices and make sure everything is set correctly for your Mac. Hope this helps!