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## Download

**[⬇ Download the latest macOS build](https://github.com/reactivepixels/eko/releases/latest)** — a ready-to-run `.dmg` (Apple Silicon). No build step required.
**[⬇ Download the latest macOS build](https://github.com/reactivepixels/eko/releases/latest)** — a ready-to-run **universal** `.dmg` (Apple Silicon & Intel). No build step required.

Or install with [Homebrew](https://brew.sh):

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## Requirements

- **macOS** (Apple Silicon or Intel). EKO is macOS-only for v1 — the bit-perfect device-rate
matching uses the CoreAudio HAL, which has no cross-platform equivalent. Note: the prebuilt
DMG is Apple Silicon only for now; Intel users should build from source.
matching uses the CoreAudio HAL, which has no cross-platform equivalent. The prebuilt DMG is
**universal** — a single signed & notarized download runs natively on both Apple Silicon and
Intel Macs.
- A DAC or audio interface to hear the difference (though it's a better path on any output).

## Build from source
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