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This remote app for Audirvana is really great. Being able to sit far away from the display and control the Mac app really completes the MBP as the center of my audiophile music system. This remote app makes the system quite complete. Very nice! This iteration of the remote app, working on a iPad Pro, is about as great as it gets. Love how I can search a band or song and have the results show up under three tabs, Library which is on an external 4TB HD connected to the laptop, Tidal, and of course Qobuz.

Hint, they are hard to tell apart. This app is minimalistic yet lightning quick and as I said very powerful. Plus it allows real multitasking on the iPad while using it as the remote. Audirvana Plus. Maildroppa Maildroppa is the GDPR-compliant email-marketing-app for bootstrappers and single-founders.

In less than 5 minutes, you can set up beautiful sign-up forms and embed them right on your website without any coding skills. Home Audio Player Audio Compare products. AirPlay Landing Page. Audirvana Plus Landing Page. Suggest changes. AirPlay videos. Review – AirPlay 2! Audirvana Plus videos. Audio Player. I think it is reasonable that companies selling things utilising unlikely mechanisms provide some modicum of proof that their stuff actually does what it says on the tin.

I also take issue with the idea that audiophiles heard issues in the past before science caught up. I tried the demo of Amarra 2. The sound of Audirvana is different, more aerial and still a bit more crisp, but a little less detailed. Yet the program works like a charm. Well still looking for one with playlist management and I would be in paradise. I also found Amarra 2. The earlier Amarra version was similar in that regard, but the last version I used for the review 2.

Take a look at the Superlux HD Thank you for the tip! Now just being a curious soul, I do wonder how audio players can possibly have different sound sigs. But does having different sigs imply that they all essentially apply different EQs to the music? If one player is grainy and the other is smooth, that is not part of an EQ since an EQ alters the frequency response and grain is not part of a frequency response. Or if one player has a deeper soundstage, or a blacker background, that is also not a part of an EQ process.

I have posted an update on page 10 of the article in an attempt to clarify the confusion about the different players being colored, applying EQs and such.

Hope that helps:. Mike — Before you do a Windows test, please contact me — I have been down this path on the Windows side, and can suggest a few things.

Unfortunately, he was not interested in User Interface aspects, so using the player requires deliberate manual action in the same way as playing a CD does, as opposed to listening to radio. So it is missing some of the features even found in relatively spartan software like foobar, which is one reason that cPlay is rather obscure. Some people have written free accessory software programs for cPlay I myself wrote a Batch file that makes it simpler to use.

Lastly, it is worth noting that many of us agree that the original 0. So, creative people flocked to Apple years ago. I just installed Foobar 0. Thanks for the heads up! After some testing, I do agree that the old foobar 0. The sound is less congested and less bassy on the old version.

Also with very hot recordings, the new version seems to feel a little more distorted as if its output goes louder than 0db. I have one question — How large is the different in sound quality when going from BitPerfect to Audirvana Plus? The latest BitPerfect is very good. Perhaps you could try citing The Absolute Sound next, or perhaps 6Moons to prove that quantum field projectors make your audio better? You are missing the point. The point is that it is a waste of time to start over on a 10, post discussion that has already occurred with very dedicated people on both sides of the argument.

As someone has already said, Headfonia is entirely based on the method of listening and then changing only one thing, and listening again, and then reporting on what you heard.

You may have noticed that I have been reasonably careful in not attacking everything as wrong, merely stating that I am skeptical. As I said earlier, I believe the method of simply listening for differences can co-exist with some degree of skepticism when it comes to the causes of these differences. The site does have a statement on this issue at:. From my own perspective, I am a professional software engineer and my diploma is in audio engineering. Suppose fictional example , you have Audio Measuring Software and there should be a line of code that says:.

But at the moment the programmer is typing that line, the sexy girl from the mailroom walks by, and so the line ends up as:. Normally, that would get caught by testing, but Marketing has put pressure on the Development department since the software is already a month behind schedule, so only a few inadequate tests are done, and the bug is not caught, and so whenever X is 3, the software does the wrong thing.

This is why — as somone who sees these things from close up — I do not trust technology to work any better than human beings, because all technlogy includes flaws because it is created by human beings. Since the purpose of headphone is to reproduce music, then the best test is not a frequency response test, but rather to play a variety of music. Actually, it is somewhat a non sequitar — it is assuming that your reason for Skepticism is the same as the legion of O2 fans who berated Mike for daring to have a subjective opinion that varied from the measurements, so I was more talking to them, without wanting them to come back and cause more noise again, lol.

Your claim that there is something wrong with an observation for which there is no scientific explanation YET means that:.

Because when you spoke just now, no one knew about chlorophyll and the mechanisms that make a leaf green. Therefore, it is invalid for you to say that the leaf is green — since no one at the time knew any mechanism that made it green.

So there is your example of a sense perception that later was explained by science. Anything that Mike and L hear while wearing a headphone is a sense perception. Having used computers from the HP through the iPad and most everything in between, I do understand bit perfect, and the ability of modern computers to copy terabytes of data without any resulting error in the target files is very gratifying.

But of course, errors happen behind the scenes and the inner algorithms reread automatically to correct the errors. I am certain the things that affect that cursor are affecting music playback, despite the best efforts to buffer out the interruptions. And eliminate any other background processes. Is this a problem with BitPerfect, or is it true that the E17 is incapable of Is it really that big of deal with my modest equipment to simply use the 96 upsampling setting?

It sounds fine to my ears, still a marked improvement over leaving the files at their native Would that be the best option if I want full iTunes integration? There are a lot of inconsistencies in this article though.

For example, you say BitPerfect is more spacious than Decibel in one section, then say the complete opposite in the following section.

Please let me know where the inconsistencies are. Great article as always. What I would say is that I slightly disagree with your view on the usability of the Fidelia iTunes integration. It feels like going back to iTunes 10 years ago. I found the Audivarna integration MUCH better as you basically carry on and use iTunes to pick the music even going as far as switching the Audivarna display off which gives you a well known library function but with the grunt of Audivarna to handle playback.

I can definitely hear a change in the music as the degrees and intensity are notched up. All in all, Vox is one of the best alternatives to Apple Music for Mac users.

The subscription also adds gapless playback and the ability to automatically set the sample rate of your output device to that of the file playing.

This feature is also useful as it ties into the Vox iOS app. With your files in the cloud, you can listen on your Mac or iPhone whenever you want without worrying about running out of space. Download: Vox Player Free, subscription available. You get a fair amount of features for your money. It can bypass the internal audio mixer to block unwanted sound from other apps or macOS.

 
 

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Audirvāna Remote App allows you to control the Audirvāna software running on your computer from your mobile device and enjoy your music more freely at home. Folks: I have a specific question about Audirvana Plus and some remote Software: iTunes & BitPerfect / Audirvana Free / Audirvana Plus.