Enjoy your music!OK, I was wrong, it is just necessary to define a channel mapping in output to have ASIO + DSD running 5.1 files while it is not necessary for ASIO and ASIO2.
Real success but what a PITA!OK, I was wrong, it is just necessary to define a channel mapping in output to have ASIO + DSD running 5.1 files while it is not necessary for ASIO and ASIO2.
How many times I said "channel mappings"???Real success but what a PITA!
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I got MC DSD128 to work with other 5.1 files but Lisa Jacobs was still silent (but no error message). The great bird of inspiration shit on my head and I realized this is a 5 channel file. I mapped a 5 channel entry and viola (actually violin but who's quibbling?)
I know this site loves to EAPO, transcode, and MiniDSP the heck out of them but that's not how I roll.
I think you're misunderstanding.The "Lisa Jacobs" violin and my other classical albums are works of art, I don't f__ with if them If I can help it.
I've certainly familiar with the sciency part of the approach but I only compare what I hear my system reproduce to my 50+ years of experiencing live music in San Francisco. I live 4 blocks from the Davies Symphony, Jazz Center, San Francisco Conservatory of Music and Opera House. I've spent thousands of hour in 100's of live venues, large and small, open and sadly closed. I've come to the audiophile world, quite late comparatively. So my question is, just what are you trying preserve? Most of the sciencey approach seems relatively hypothetical compared to the music, as it's performed. IMHO audiophilia is just a form of musical pornography. It looks like sex, sounds like sex, stimulates the areas of the brain as if it was sex, but pornography just ain't sex. Just like playing recorded music isn't necessarily music. /r offI think you're misunderstanding.
We use EQApo, miniDSP and co to un-f__ our favorite music from the f__ery that is most speakers', IEMs', and headphones' stock frequency response.
We EQ not to change the sound, but to preserve it.
Do you use volume control or some kind of DSP that alters it somewhere?Thanks to Sokel and Dartinbout for their help. I have followed their inputs and every kind of variation until I am just worn out. I am indeed listening to the Lisa Jacobs .dsf files in glorious 5 ch sound through my DM7. However, the DM7 is reporting PCM 192khz, so there is a conversion going on. Every time I get foobar to send DSD to the DM7, although the DM7 reports DSD, all I get is noise in all channels. I'm beginning to think the problem lies with my computer's USB output capabilities.
Or use the DSD processor to convert it to DSD128,that's why is there for.I believe that this disc is in DSD 256. DM7 accept only DSD128 max. if so PCM 192 is the best solution.
Nope - the disc is DSD 128I believe that this disc is in DSD 256. DM7 accept only DSD128 max. if so PCM 192 is the best solution.
Yes, I've tried with DSD Transcoder. I have seen foobar output that was DSD 128 but the result to the DM7 is always noise.With SACD configuration, for DSD, the standard ouput is Dop; to get a Native DSD you can use Transcoder. Did you try it ?
If the output is valid is either volume control used,bad or long USB cable.Yes, I've tried with DSD Transcoder. I have seen foobar output that was DSD 128 but the result to the DM7 is always noise.
No volume control or DSP at all. Have I installed drivers properly? I think so , the Asio+DSD: topping USB Audio Device - 5ch driver is working with the DM7. The Foobar output spec is DSD128 | 28224kbps | 192000 hz | 5ch and the DM7 reports PCM 192kz and all 5 channels are playing.Do you use volume control or some kind of DSP that alters it somewhere?
Have you installed the drivers properly?