I have been using audacity and blue yeti for voice recording.  Unfortunately, audacity does not have m1 chip compatible software and blue yeti is a mess for m1 chip. I tested it using my 2013 13" macbook pro using blue yeti with mac mini with at least 3 different software. Mac mini picking up a lot of background noise even if i set the input to 5%.  Searching internet, this is a known issue.  Since my main purpose using this is for audio and video editing, i have to return it.Moreover, this one does not support virtual box to run x86 system. So for developers, who work on cross platform, this is not for you.