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Interesting. Well I hope none of us need to use the loop-back function anytime soon!

It's an excellent interface but those driver suck!

OK so I am able to turn the interface on and off, plug it in and unplug it and have my DAW and all other audio related-app, including web stuff see it.

No more 'going missing'.

I figure removing the MOTU driver fixed the problem.

Hope that helps anyone having the same issue.

So far it seems to be working without restarting. Will do more testing.

No probs - yeah weirdly Spotlight did not find that either so...

I am not using the loopback function myself so it's no biggie to delete it in the interim.

But Andy, which Library folder did you find the driver in, and what's the file called? I can see no sign of it in either /Library or ~/Library, nor can I see a MOTU folder (or anything related) that it might be in. Go to the Finder menu > Go > Computer > Mac HD (or whatever your computer is called)...

actually I found it in the Library folder - Spotlight wasn't finding it originally.
Have removed it and testing to see what happens.

mikehalloran wrote:Try with Core audio. Only the foldback options are disabled. Remove the MOTU drivers and see if this changes anything.

I can't seem to find any MOTU or M4 drivers in my system.
There is no uninstall app either.
Any ideas?

OK will try that!

Hi there, I have been having this problem constantly since owning my M4. Very frustrating since the unit itself is great. I am using Mac Book Pro late 2016/2.9/16GB/2TB on OS 10.14.6. I use Logic X. When I plug in the M4 the MBP sees it - as in it shows up in the Sound preferences as M4 but often th...