KrispSpeaker
KrispSpeaker is a HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) audio driver for macOS CoreAudio that enables virtual audio input and output streams. It functions as a system-level audio plugin that allows applications to route and process audio through Krisp's voice enhancement and noise cancellation technology. Users rely on this driver to integrate Krisp's audio processing capabilities across multiple applications simultaneously without requiring per-app configuration. The driver is maintained by 2Hz and integrates directly with macOS's audio subsystem.
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1 suggestionKrispSpeaker is a system audio driver (HAL plugin) that is not updated separately — it is managed as part of the larger Krisp application suite from 2Hz. To update KrispSpeaker to a native Apple Silicon build (if one exists), you will need to update the parent Krisp application through 2Hz's official installer or update mechanism. Visit 2Hz's support site or Krisp's website to download the latest version of the Krisp application for your Mac; installing the latest Krisp build will automatically update the KrispSpeaker driver. If you are unsure whether a native Apple Silicon build of Krisp is available, contact 2Hz directly or check the release notes on their website. Since Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), ensuring that both the parent Krisp application and its audio driver components have native builds is important for long-term compatibility.
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