Not sure what you mean with details screen.
The screen "State Overview" contains bit depth already (last column Bit).

The Bit column shows the amount of bits found in the SPDIF and AES audio signal. Note that a 24 bit signal that is shown as 16 bit is indeed 16 bit, but a signal shown as 24 bit might contain only 16 bit real audio plus 8 bits of noise…

I only asked because I didn't find this name ("Details screen") in the manual.

I assume you mean the "Dark Volume" Screen (manual 15.4). But I can't really imagine where this information (bit depth) should be placed there at all without the display looking too cluttered and perhaps "ugly".

There is 1 line space between Settings for Main Out and Phones 3/4, so that one could get an additional Status line at the bottom ... Maybe this could be implemented as variant of the "Dark Volume" screen for "techies".

Thanks for the screenshot. I see now, the DACs display has more room compared to the Pro which has the volume / tone settings for two D/A converter.

I was only curious where you think that this "status info" would have room on the display .. on the DAC not so problematic compared to the Pro model.

It is in the manual and always had been there. This is a DAC only screen, so obviously one won't find it in the Pro manual.

USB is always 32 bit, and there is no audio bit detection available in hardware.

Thanks for the clarification. 

I am a little surprised, since DIGIcheck (Bit Statistic & Noise) detects up to 24 active audio bits from the source.  Maybe it takes advantage of some unique PC hardware capability? CPU load is < 0.6% on my Intel NUC - likely way too much for the DAC, but DIGICheck displays real time RMS calculations that would not be needed on the DAC, so load should be much smaller.

You’re lucky, RME just released the ADI-2 Pro FS, see:
https://www.rme-audio.de/adi-2-pro-fs-be.html

Wait ..., it’s already been some years this thing exists

Joke aside, the latest version indeed has more features and a remote, so you’re really lucky.

Interesting, but REW is JAVA, so I have to skip that.

hi,
is it in a future firmware update possible to save Bass/Treble settings in presets?

I'm asking because I own multiple headphones and use them with different EQ settings (saved presets) and customized Bass/Treble setting. As there are no presets for B/T I've to change the values every time I plug in a different headphone manually.

thanks

B/T is being saved (ADI-2 Pro FS R BE, Firmware v98).

How to check ?
Set B/T to e.g. 4.5, save this to preset 1.
Set B/T back to 0
Load preset 1, BT is being set to the saved value 4.5

Can you please retry and then detail your device and firmware version ? Thanks.

@ ramses: He is talking about EQ Presets, you are talking about Setups...

That doesn't work for me with my ADI-2 DAC SW Version 34 12/2019. Maybe this is only for ADI-2 Pro? When I load different EQ presets values for B/T stay the same.

Amazing product, super happy, but...

When you are using the DAC as a seven band peq, five bands + bass and treble shelf, the graphical interface is non-intuitive.

1) The filter settings are spread out over two pages. PEQ and Bass/Treble.
2) The bass and treble shelf does not affect the visualisation under PEQ.

For me, I think, it would be better if bass/treble were visualised as band 1 and 7 under PEQ.

I’ve only used the rme adi2 dac for a couple of hours so I might change my mind.

Again thanks for an amazing product!

EDIT: Duplicate of @KaiS request.

https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.ph … 95#p167795

+1

I think the idea is to use B/T with their fix frequency and Q-factor to have them as two additional bands .. nice idea.
This would support all those people who wished to have some more bands if the PEQ could display this correctly,
e.g. for room correction purposes.

Feature request: currently all level meters are shown as db. I think for total volume it is possible / makes sense to show dba as an alternative option. Since volumes across the frequency spectrum are already calculated, a-weighting is easy. In monitoring/mastering sometimes it also makes sense to see how the volume is perceived by human.

ah, that makes sense. thank you.

digicheck is wonderful on windows. but on mac there needs to be a loopback from totalmix, which does not support adi-2.
there's also no internal loopback inside ADI-2 Pro (where you can stream usb input to usb output, for instance).

Exactly that will come. Also for the DAC.

Just throw it high enough...

I know what those are very well --- I'm the one who wrote up the initial complaint (no totalmix for adi-2, and no internal loopback, thus, no way to use digicheck on Mac for ADI-2 users) to MC.

My question you quoted is to MC --- he shared great news that something big is going to happen. he said "Exactly that will come". what will come? totalmix or internal loopback?

my assumption is internal loopback. totalmix support will be too good to be true.

Thanks for another boringly predictable anti MQA reply.

Newsflash guys, it’s my feature request, not yours. I’m aware it’s unpopular on here. Guess what? I don’t care, I have a need for it, if you don’t you’re quite free not to play MQA material.

Dear pschelbert, is it really?  Who are you to tell people what they should expect from the equipment they pay THEIR money for?  Your arrogance is really annoying...

Here is your newsflash: asking for MQA although you knew it had been discussed to death and is 'unpopular' here, means you intentionally brought this up again to turn this feature request thread into unreadable garbage. Why you think this will encourage anyone of the team to start adding MQA is beyond me.

It's the opposite: I removed some obsolete posts, and every further post about MQA will be automatically deleted.

That was the way it worked before (old Pro units) and got lots of complaints. Therefore we changed this in hardware, so it can't do that anymore.

Not a device feature request, but could you please add dark mode on your site and forums?