

Output hardware is the Grace m900 USB Headphone Amp.

All firewalls, anti-virus software and cloud backup software are disabled on my Mac (I mention it because this had a big effect on the stability of my PC, I don't know about Mac).

I don't want to hear more than two glitches in a one-hour listening session. I've already paid for Crossover, I don't want to pay for Parallels. Make it so MusicBee plays back smoothly through Crossover. I will pay $100 to the first person who can give me exact, precise, step by step instructions to successfully complete either of the two options below: I have an M1 Max MacBook Pro 32GB RAM 1TB SSD Mac OS Monterey 12.5.1. I tried running MusicBee on both Parallels and Crossover. Either I'm a moron or this is an exceptionally difficult task. I love MusicBee but I can't get it to play smoothly on Mac, there are always glitches in the audio stream.
