The call was released after reports claimed police were suspicious of how long Miller had been dead for before they arrived at the home, and of how little drug paraphernalia was on the premises.
Law enforcement sources say Miller had been dead long before emergency services arrived at his Los Angeles home, and only a small trace of white powder was found, leading them to believe it had been swept clean.
As officials believe the rapper died of an overdose, sources say the condition of his home made no sense, because a person who had overdosed would not have the foresight to clear their house of drug paraphernalia.
A full toxicology report will not be finalized for four to six weeks, meaning despite the preliminary conclusions of authorities, Miller's death certificate still states his cause of death as "deferred".
Sources also told TMZ they believe the performer had died hours before they arrived at the scene following a call to 911.
It was initially thought he suffered a cardiac arrest but that could have been because the emergency caller did not realize he was already dead.
LAPD and Fire officials pronounced Miller dead after finding his body in his bedroom.
A statement from Miller's family last week said: "Malcolm McCormick, known and adored by fans as Mac Miller, has tragically passed away at the age of 26.
"He was a bright light in this world for his family, friends and fans. Thank you for your prayers. Please respect our privacy. There are no further details as to the cause of his death at this time."
The artist was notably linked to the singer Ariana Grande, who ended their two year relationship back in May.
Less than a week after the split, Miller, who has battled substance abuse and addiction since his teens, was arrested for drink driving after he crashed his SUV and fled the scene.
In multiple interviews Miller said he had started using drugs including cocaine and opiates when he was just 15 years old.
