Audirvana Free is a simple, well-designed and intuitive OS X application that makes it easy for you to listen audio files on your Mac, as well as create and load custom playlists. Moreover, Audirvana Free come with a simple user interface, intuitive button layout and classic designed that focuses on functionality rather than the looks. The sound volume is displayed in decibels and the built-in LDC-like display offers you detailed information about the currently played song.

The data includes the name of the track, artist and album name, cover art and information about the audio quality of the currently played file. The bottom toolbar helps you add or remove files and folders to your playlist and offers you the option to enable or disable the repeat and shuffle playback mode. By accessing the Preferences window, you can change the interface theme from silver to black, enable the support for media keys and Apple IR Remote.

On top of that, you can configure Audirvana Free to use UTF-8 character encoding for M3U playlists, automatically play music the playlist when opened and reload the playlist at start. Furthermore, the Audirvana Free app helps you change the preferred audio device, adjust the amount of memory allocated for track pre-loading and toggle various playback options. The Audio Filters tab enable you to change the sample rate conversion engine, change the quality level and force upsampling. Audirvana Free for Mac.

A free, open source and user-oriented music player specially designed for audiophiles looking for a simple and reliable audio player. Audirvana Free was reviewed by Sergiu Gatlan. New in Audirvana Free 0. Read the full changelog. Load comments. Audirvana Free 1. All rights reserved.

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In the options there is a selection to either use the keyboard volume controls or not. Regardless of how I set this option I cannot seem to control the output volume using the keyboard. I must still use the volume adjustment slider bar on the screen. Is it possible to adjust the playback volume using the keyboard? Hello dsjackso1 , i think the best way to advise about whether or not the software volume control is better activated or not is to try by your self. You can run a test by deactivate it in the Audio Volume section in the Audio settings for your DAC in Audirvana and turn your volume in your DAC to the max you want to be and then reactivate it to listen to the difference.

Hello Damien3 So I guess in terms of SQ it would be better to keep it in max and control the volume from my amplifier? You must be aware that the software volume control is generally better than the one on your DAC.

I have always heard you keep digital line voltage at 0db, so the software screws with the original information as little a possible. Then, you want no volume controls on your DAC.

The you run some form of transformer volume control. Is this not the best way? One thing that I am not understanding is the changes of the processing with toggling the software volume control on max sound much warmer and darker. With it off, it sounds more detailed but thinner and a little harsh with a little break up on top.

I kind of thought these would sound the same, but they are very different. What exactly is going on? By the way what happened to the Milot code, software based volume control, which was promised to be added later on?

Audirvana volume control questions Software User Interface Feedback. The volume adjustment slider bar in Audirvana 3. Is there any negative impact to sound quality if using the volume adjustment slider? If so, is there a way to not have the volume bar displayed on the screen? Thanks, Steve. Of course. With few exceptions, digital volume control leads to resolution degradation. That depends on the volume control implementation in a specific DAC.