Only knock would be the app is optimized for iPhone 5 with no iPad specific version (so it looks a bit overwrought on iPad) and the interface is a little rough looking. Parametric EQ, Surround DSP, Crossfeed, Rumble Filter DSP (low cut), dithering, pitch and tempo adjustments, volume normalization, replay gain, gapless playback, downmix to mono, and a spectrum analyzer. Finally, Spotify can be customized in multiple. Apple Music subscribers, from their phone’s Settings Menu, can adjust their music’s sound levels through an EQ, or equalizer, menu, which allows for pre-determined sound profiles to be applied by genre. I am a Redbook guy so this is of little significance.įeatures include. For Pandora, go to the Advanced menu from Settings in-app and toggle the switch on. Some out there may consider this a deal breaker. It does high res for those who use that, but apparently no DSD. I found Neutron Music Player on the apps store and as best I can tell is has a robust set of Equalizer/DSP tools as well as DLNA, compatibility, Wav, FLAC, ALAC & AIFF compatibility. There are plenty of good Equalizer apps like EQu, Sonic Max Pro, and Equalizer and there are good DNLA streaming apps like 8Player and MConnect but it's been tricky finding something that does both. I just need an app that has both DLNA compatibility to access my drive, and a good in built equalizer for my subwoofin, lowriding tendencies. Every link in the chain is battery powered now. I've been struggling with finding a quality audio player for iOS that can run my wireless drive as a media streamer to my iPad which can in turn sends a digital signal out to an iFi iDSD Micro. Just wanted to do a little thread necromancy here as I've stumbled upon something cool.
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