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Once it's there, selected it and set it to emulate Windows 8 or Windows 8.1
And that's it, the sound should be smooth and crispy.
What does it change for CS2?
Source 2 games will auto-detect the current browser it runs on and based on that it'll change compatibility settings. For Windows 10 and onwards, Source 2 uses WASAPI for sound while in earlier versions of Windows it uses DirectSound, you can check this by running soundinfo in console while in game.
Apparently wasapi on macOS seems to not work properly or Source 2 uses it in a way is not expected. Tried for my mac, might fix your problems too.