Amarra Play for Pc

Audio quality is as expected from Sonic Studio. But the user interface is lacking one critical feature, NO SEARCH! This is an issue when you have thousands of tracks off 1500 album collected over several decades. I reinstalled Apple Music and will only use this app to remote the app Luxe. Close but no cigar.

For a thirteen dollar app that drives a 100 dollar bit of software on a Mac I’m finding it to be a hair buggy and unclear as to its operations. It’s hard to tell if this is due to Tidal being not quite ready for prime time or just that the software needs a bit of development in the UI. I’ll give it a try with headphones from the phone next. The potential seems great, so I’ll try to be patient and see if a more powerful experience is in its way. (My signal chain is iPhone to Mac Mini to Tidal to Schiit DAC to Parasound to Emotiva T1s. FYI)

Works great, sounds great! Awesome improvements!!

After paying for every “so-called” high resolution apps in the App Store for the sake of comparison and finding out that there are marginal differences between them, as far as sound quality goes, well, in my opinion, and ended up less than satisfied with their sound quality, Then I remembered that I had downloaded the the app app months ago an never given much thought to it again, because there were not much to be excited about, as far as features go. The iTunes playlist is organize, but if you decide to import your own high resolution music to the the app Player, then its a night mare to sort between the Apple Music and the high res files, to add insult to injury, the app at time group two or more albums together, making it difficult to find your music, plus there is no easy way to easily label and organize your music in a logical manner. Not sure if the developer for this app has given up on it. The reasons for my frustrations are, I decided to finally play some music through your app and have been blown away by the noticeable improvement in sound over the Onkyo Hifi and all the others that I have tested from the app. The sound has been much more detail, less harsh, wider & deeper sound stage. I am so impressed that I have decided to stick with you app for the foreseeable future, so it would be nice if you guys would add the capabilities for users to sort and organize their own hi res music in a better manner. Your company pride yourselves on Hi Fidelity sound, so why leave us with iTunes, that no real audiophiles have any interest in. I would say if you are going to do something, why not just do it properly, like for example, build out the app with features that will appeal to us audiophiles. Again, I am deeply in love with the sound quality, but hate the bare-bone design of the app.