iZotope RX 11 Audio Editor Advanced v11.0.0 U2B Mac [MORiA]

I am certainly not ungrateful for MOiRA's releases here, nor their effort on behalf of macOS, and I appreciate the fact they are releasing and providing and trying to help us out.

Without question.

I also know that there have been issues in the past with some releases that have effected ~other~ releases, and it's not as simple as just uninstalling the release at hand, and has resulted in some users here having far more issues then just lost time on a particular install.

Both things can be true.

I just advise everyone, as always, to follow the comments here, as I know it can be difficult for a team or a person to test on the different chip sets and macOS's we are all dealing with at this transitional period in Apple products, and more efforts should be made to differentiate what is known to be working. (i.e. saying something like "Tested on Ventura Intel" etc), and sure, a lot of this is crowd sourced for the aforementioned reasons.

I implore people to comment MORE actually and reporting what system they used and what hardware etc, as it helps everyone from the teams/releasers, to the next guy thinking of installing something.

More then ever however, since a lot of people seem to be acting without a net, I would like to reinforce making sure you have backed up your working system prior to any installation of any merit, and it's real easy, especially with CCC or terminal, and with the way apfs and modern macOS's work, it's fast, doesn't take a ton of room, and is like wearing a condom or a seatbelt.

So to be clear: my intent here is not to disparage/insult/disrespect MOiRA, just so much to make sure people are approaching this properly and aware, as having been on this site for awhile, I am seeing a little more sloppy behavior from the end users in hygiene on this, and I know there is always an urgency or some kind of race to release, and impatience from users, and sometimes in that chaos, .... well, I just want people to be prepared, backed up, and safe with their systems they either rely on, enjoy, and whatnot down the road.

Before the new Apple Silicon, testing was easier. And I used to try and help out and test for HEXWARS and whatnot, and we would try different OS's and whatever more limited general variables that existed at the time. but as we weren't dealing with different chip architectures and the greater moving targets as much that exist today. Sure, granted, there was a time when the Motorola/Intel shift happened where there was an analagous situation, and later every OSX or macOS iteration could present it's own challenges, ( but I don't believe this site existed then during the last chip shift), and the issues were generally, iirc, less impactful and deleterious, and it seemed people were a lot more clear with each other about say, "don't install the new OSX as you WILL lose that version 10 of Protools you are using" kinda thing.

peace and happy music making to all.

(just wear your seatbelts and have a backup always).

You need to install the first file released by MORIA. After that you need to copy the "file.path" to insert only the file path into the text and replace this file with the one contained in the component folders. I advise you to do this because if you try to edit the text content directly from the original file you may be prevented from macOS. for me it all worked by doing so!