Pic 1: Default view when starting the app is the Line Out page.

Pic 2: Phones output is currently inactive, so the volume knob, volume value and colors are dimmed on the Phones page.

Pic 3: IEM is currently inactive, so the volume knob, volume value and colors are dimmed on the IEM page.

Pic 4: The Device page includes all the hardware settings that are not exclusive to an output channel, and typically found in the SETUP menus of the ADI-2 DAC. It also includes the 9 Setups that can be loaded from and stored into the device.

Pic 5: EQ Presets is an offline editor to modify PEQ presets. They can be saved to / loaded from disk as files, but also copied, pasted and stored into the device from this page.

Here are explanations on these example PEQs:

1. Nomen est omen, but not for anyone
2. Sub-bass boost for my favourite in-ear. Intentionally with Peak filter to reduce boost of the lowest, inaudible frequencies
3. Oratory1990 proposal for Sennheiser HD650
4. My own compensation for Audeze's LCD-X
5. My own compensation for Sennheiser HD800S
6. Oratory1990 proposal for HEDD Heddphone
7 to 10: small compensations for DAC filters as published earlier in this forum
11: Turns an illegal digital square into a bandlimited, valid square that still looks like a square
12: As the name says, different curves for left and right channel
13/14: Taken from the ADI's manual. For details read there.
15: Very effective rumble filter for turntables as added to the 2/4 Pro
16/17: Using a subwoofer the sub could need some mid/treble reduction, while the satellites need bass to be removed. This example combined provides a proper crossover, but each one also works independently.
18: Hearing test. By changing the frequency of band 5 in real-time this hi-cut lets you find out at what point you hear a difference in music playback. If you don't hear anything changed down to 12 kHz - don't worry, you are not alone...This one is called FM Tuner as FM radio (German UKW) is typically limited to around 15 kHz audio bandwidth. Just for fun the famous MPX filter is added as 19 kHz notch in Band 4.
19/20: Intentionally left empty. These are useful to store modified PEQs, or when changing the order (copy the slot to be overwritten to an empty slot first to not loose its content)

Pic 6: The Settings options from the app’s menu: Option one enables the automatic switching of the currently shown page, steered by the currently active output. Option two enables a one step loading of all 20 PEQ Presets into the device. This is nice if you want to copy stuff between several units, or transfer everything from one to a different one.

Thanks! And this looks very nice.

Nice to have! Is there a timeline for rollout the windows version?

Just testing the app - wow! Impressive achievement. Feels very slick, modern and well programmed. And so fast / easy to simply adjust any settings, where before you had to dig deep into the menus on the unit itself...

Ideas:
- integrate the ADI-2 DAC manual in some way, if only as a help file
- include the FUT / an update checker into the app
- autostart the application when the DAC is turned on (similar to TotalMix)

Seriously? Is it so hard to read the opening post?

Hi, thanks a lot for this!! Keep up the excellent work, we love RME!!!

Same as everyone else--thanks so much for this., Everything went smoothly to get it up and running on my Mac. I really appreciate you all doing this--makes the configuration of the RME ADI-2 so much more user friendly (and right about the time I figured out how to be efficient with the buttons--doh!). Great work!

technically it is possible to have a computer app working as a command router where connection between computer and ipad is wifi/bluetooth.
practically one can just use remote desktop.
overall I'm already more than satisfied!

Amazing news! I look forward to the version that works with the ADI-2 Pro FS.

I basically have my settings figured out and my two units are "set it and forget it" but it will be nice to have this new app to explore some new settings and more easily experiment.

It always takes me some time to get familiar with the onboard controls and how to navigate, but I think this app will make it much easier to look around and try things.

+1 for a built in update checker right in the app.

yes. sysex can send arbitrary bytes and RME mostly likely defined their commands in a few bytes of data.
it's super easy to capture the bytes via midi programs, and should be easy to reverse engineer them to get their meanings if the definition is straightforward (I just don't have a DAC. if so I can do it within an hour or two).

by the way, this also means it opens the possibilities to program fully automatic 1) audio device measuring software 2) room automatic measure/eq software, using Pro.

The iPad app looks exactly like the above pics - and does the same as on a Mac and Windows. It will be available in the App store soon - at no cost.

Wow, thanks for this, can't wait to see it for my ADI-2 Pro! Is there anything you can't control with the app?

Thanks to the RME team and MC, the app works smoothly and easy to go through all functions.

User Interface Note - Band 1 and Band 5 settings:

Band 1 can be: Peak - Low Shelf - Low Cut - High Cut
Band 5 can be: Peak - High Shelf - High Cut

For example, in the screenshots above I only see "Shelf". I can't look at the other texts because I don't have a MAC.

"Shelf" is ambiguous and insufficient for normal users (who do not have the manual stored in their brain). Just replace the texts with the appropriate graphics:
https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.php?id=34669

The graphic also corresponds to the display on the device.

Sorry, as usual no Android app planned. But as we will publish the MIDI commands used someone else could easily program such a tool.

Another idea: how about including some standard EQ settings for the most common headphones in the app. One curve for a Harman response, a second one for a flat response.

Sonarworks have this in their software and it is very convenient / useful.

Suggestion for a future release:

Allow users to directly input the values underneath the software knobs instead of having to use the software knobs.  For example, on the PEQ, instead of having to use the mouse to move the software knob to select the desired values, users would just type in the values they want in value display underneath each of the software knobs.

Hahaha...sometimes the obvious is never seen. Awesome!  Thanks MC.

Seem to have found a small bug or most likely I am not doing something right like was just shown!  I populate an EQ preset and save it to preset 1 with name Monolith 1570.

When I go to the phones tab and call up the saved preset, everything comes through ok including B/T except for B5 Q setting.  In the EQ preset, I have B5 Q=6. When I call up the Monolith 1570 preset in the phones tab EQ B5 Q=1.  I confirm via the ADI display that B5 Q=1 instead of 6.

I can simply change it to 6 but thought I should bring this to your attention.

So much easier making changes with this interface.  Thanks again RME.  Between the ADI being a great performing DAC, Digicheck, bit test and now this remote app., nothing comes close to the ADI imo.

Correct, we found that too, thanks for reporting (Bands 1 to 3 do support up to 9.9). New version this evening.

Version 0.42 is now available (updated link in first post) with these changes:

- fixed a graphics issue with nVidia/Metal

- fixed Q on bands 4 and 5

- fixed an issue with using more than one device

Yes, you can connect more than one ADI-2 DAC to your computer, and ADI-2 Remote will open as many windows as it finds devices. These can then be controlled and set up independently. Here is an example of the special macOS function 'Merge Windows', where instead of multiple windows tabs are shown in one window.

The graphical glitch is gone, thanks

devices back to the original ADI-2 Pro will be supported. so surely will work for your FS.

As a former sw developer I have to say - you are really good. Great idea.

Please, when ipad version will be available in appstore? Days, week, month? I can't wait...

This looks most excellent.

Can't wait for the Windows release!