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Roon Labs Music Software: Are you using it?

Poll: Roon Labs Music Software: Are you using it?
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Yes, signed up for a lifetime.
9.68%
 12 9.68%
Yes, signed up for a year.
22.58%
 28 22.58%
Tried it but I'm waiting to see how it develops before subscribing.
16.94%
 21 16.94%
Tried it and won't be signing up.
5.65%
 7 5.65%
Haven't tried it
45.16%
 56 45.16%
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Roon Labs Music Software: Are you using it?
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09-Jun-2015, 03:14 (This post was last modified: 09-Jun-2015, 03:15 by Dr Tone.)
(09-Jun-2015, 02:52)hk6230 Wrote:
(09-Jun-2015, 01:18)Dr Tone Wrote: Those waiting for ASIO support.  Build 21 was just released.

May I ask what's the benefits of having ASIO as output?

Not sure if you can get native DSD any other way?  I've always preferred it from my Steinberg's Cubase and Presonus Studio One days.  I believe it's a Steinberg protocol specifically developed for low latency bit perfect audio to and from audio recording software.

JPlay users will be happy.  I also assume it will let you use JRiver for DSD as they have an ASIO driver as well.

I find it's more forgiving with multiple applications being connected to audio device.  I never get conflicts like I do with WASAPI.
Roon->HQPlayer->McIntosh C47->McIntosh MC301s>Transparent Super->Wilson Audio Sabrinas w/ Shunyata Denali, Rega RP8, Rega Apheta 2


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RE: Roon Labs Music Software: Are you using it? - by Dr Tone - 09-Jun-2015, 03:14

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