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A modern Apple silicon driver for the Zoom TAC-2 and TAC-2R Thunderbolt audio interfaces. Zoom discontinued the TAC-2 family; its last driver is an Intel-only kernel extension that stops at macOS 13. TAC-2 RP Driver is a native DriverKit driver — no kernel extension, no Rosetta — written from scratch so these excellent, very low-latency interfaces keep working on current Macs.

• 2-in / 2-out CoreAudio device at 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192 kHz, tuned for the lowest possible round-trip latency — for live networked performance (SonoBus, Jamulus) and DAW tracking.
• Both MIDI ports by their original names: the control channel used by Zoom’s TAC-2 MixEfx app (gain, +48V, Hi-Z, monitor mix, hardware FX, meters), and the physical 5-pin MIDI IN / OUT jacks.
• An installer / status app: install or update the driver, see the installed and bundled versions, detect the connected interface and its firmware, and get taken to the right System Settings pane for approval.

Apple silicon (M1 or later)macOS 15 Sequoia or laterThunderbolt 3 → 2 adapterZoom TAC-2 / TAC-2R

Status: working and in daily use — audio at all sample rates, MIDI control plane, physical MIDI ports, reboot-free updates. A signed public release is pending Apple’s DriverKit entitlement approval.