OMNIDROID2995

@maxmp That's fantastic. FIR? Now it's getting really serious. I still have an ADAU1701 board on which I don't even dare to apply FIR filters. The computing power is very quickly at an end. Audio processing is such an exciting topic. I got into all the technical jargon because I was fascinated by the Yamaha sound projectors at the time.

With a few exceptions, where the devices themselves or the connected DAC do not support it, I do not understand where the problem lies here. Of course, it may be that Poweramp outputs the sound in High Res on the software level, but in the end no High Res comes out. But Poweramp can't do anything about that. Apart from the fact (this is just my opinion, you can have a different view on things) that High Res doesn't really make much sense except for the higher sampling rate. More precision between 11025Hz and 22050Hz because less quantisation errors can occur. But more than 96dB dynamic range doesn't make sense to me, because even these 16 bits are never fully exploited by producers nowadays.

I noticed that the equalizer with my settings according to EQ APO (Windows/high resolution analysis level) has a relatively well present ripple. I can't be more specific, because I don't know if your filters work like conventional IIR filters. But in any case, the analysis level of Poweramp does not match that of APO. The Poweramp Equalizer and the Poweramp Player are the best apps I know so far, but a possibility to switch between parametric EQ and graphic EQ would allow for much more precision. I love your work. I've been using your software for years and I'm convinced that you have what it takes to be the best player and equalizer in the world. PS: Yes, the Melomania Touch are the first True Wireless headphones that I like in terms of precision and stage, but even Cambridge Audio seems to be so slow to swing the modern marketing club and to exaggerate extremely in the bass range. Thanks to Apt-X, the linear tuning is almost like good cable over-ears. Just one Example: Settings -> Audio -> Equalizer ->| Select: Parametric EQ (Let's say maximum of 10 individual FIlters) or Default Poweramp EQ.