@D-Day indeed discord is available on Mac (as well as nearly ever other possible OS I've use including quite a few rather obscure Linux distros). Also, while @Deleted User is correct that the microphone quality will be capped (basically pertaining to the maximum allowable rate of data transfer for each individual voice channel-typically rated by a kbps limitation). This is exactly like how compressed audio files namely MP3s get their file sizes more manageable for storage and bandwidth purposes. MP3 being the classic example as compared to lossless audio formats like WAV or FLAC, MP3s traditionally were/still are lossy and compressed, same goes for newer formats like AAC or m4a, which can be either constant or variable bitrate (CBR/VBR), and compared to MP3s are superior in sound quality and have a smaller file size, 192 kbps CBR at 44100 kHz is universally recognized as being an acceptable level of sound quality for most web-based and streaming situations where music plays a role, like movies, streaming radio, etc and you'll typically get somewhere from 96 kbps to 192 kbps VBR with a variable bitrate for situations with more dialogue and simple vocal content, with little dynamic range so as to take advantage of the unnoticeable compression on dialogue/vocals which is perfect for stuff like discord, VOIP, video game teamspeak apps and audio included in most computers'.built-in webcams/cheaper point and shoot digital cameras that shoot video to SD cards.
