Thank you all so far for the very positive feedback! This is what keeps us working in the late hours

What is the oldest MAC OS that this remote will support.

will it be possible to use the app with shortcuts in the future?
it would be really cool to use my CONTOUR SchuttlePro or Streamdeck like a monitor controller

Hi. I'm very new to this, having only installed my ADI-2 yesterday. I could have really used an app to do it, especially with my dual AutoEQ-plus-tweaks HD650 PEQ settings...!

Couple of quick questions, and sorry if this has already been covered elsewhere (I did read the thread as best I could):

• will the Windows FUT be updated (with FPGA 80, DSP 53) when the iPad app releases? (I don't have Mac.)

• are there any plans for direct download/import of AutoEQ profiles?

I too do not have a Mac, but I use an IPad to control my music streams to the RME ADI 2.  Will I be able to update the the RME from my PC as normal so that I can use the IPad App when it is ready?

Of course.

No such plans.

Sorry to appear a bit dim but this is not a wi-fi remote is it , I need to have a cable connected from my lap top to the adi 2 for it to work?

I think it is a wonderful app, Matthias!
Thank you for that, eagerly waiting for the iPad app now. For me, as a normal HiFi listener, without knowledge how to use a Peq, the app makes life very simple ;-) Setting an Oratory 1990 Peq for a headphone ( in my case a MrSpeakers AEon flow) is a piece of cake.
I have a hearing loss of about 30 dB in my left ear above 4 kHz. Listen to a pink noise mono input and alter the Peq for the left channel, visualised in the app, easy.
I know it always was possible, but those little knobs and the way how to use them…..hurrah for the app!

Regards, Rien

Android audio pipeline is a mess so it is relatively difficult to support audio on Android. this is related to the architecture choice of Android so impossible to change. Not criticizing it but the OS is not designed for the creator market. Stating android phone market is larger than apple does not help the argument here --- close to zero musicians are using Android for their productivity work.
Not to mention in the tablet market android is entirely losing to Apple.
For RME hiring an Android engineer just to write/maintain the remote app does not make sense.
As mentioned above when the midi command specs are out there will surely be some hobbyists doing it so eventually it will be (unofficially) supported.

I hope you don't forget us Linux users :-).

Hi, sorry for my english. only speak spanish.

I am blind, i use Voiceover, official Apple Screen reader, i has been run Adi-2 Remote app, the problem is that not read nothing, you must do your app usable by Voiceover.

Can you read this link?

https://developer.apple.com/documentati … o_your_app

Thanks.

A web app/web server solution would be the most flexible. If someone uses e.g. a Raspberry Pi 4 (or another maybe even headless computer) as streaming client, access to all settings and parameters would be possible via a remotely controlled web app from any browser.

Happy to join the gang!,

The unit is on the way and I'm so happy to see this app is also going to be compatible with it (ADI-2-DAC FS).

Looking forward for Windows version and also Android (tablet).

Edit: Unit received

It's only me that found the polarity switches are not working?
"M/S Proc" seems to work but "Left" & "Right" don't.
Please take a look on the matter.

Tested on M1 iMAC 2021, Ver 13.4.1

Means what?

Thanks for checking out. I'll be waiting for next version.

I have one more thing to suggest:
Could you please revert the direction of mouse wheel action on the virtual knobs?
(1-finger swipe with the Magic Mouse / 2-fingers swipe with Trackpad)

At its current state,
swiping left / down turns the knob clockwise,
swiping right / up turns the knob counter-clockwise.
For me this feels counter intuitive.

Click-drag works OK.

It means that if your children or your spouse were blind, you would certainly make your app accessible to use with a screen reader.

This was a fantastic surprise and something I never would have expected to be added to hardware I purchased several years ago!  I came to the forum for something else and after stumbling upon this thread I've forgotten what I originally came for

Not to sound greedy, but I would like to express my support for the earlier request about adding keyboard shortcuts -- at least for some of the basic functions like volume up/down or switching inputs.  That will allow integration with other products like Stream Deck.  It might also somewhat reduce the need for a screen reader since it's not as important to read the screen if you can use shortcuts to directly execute the desired actions.

I'd like to second this, that'd be really nice. ^^

Hi!

May I ask if those presets are based on either autoEQ settings or personal taste?

I've tried to find a correlation with oratory1990's for the ADI-2 DAC but couldn't find any; (I'm wondering if I could do a converter for example autoEQ's).

Thank you

Indeed, what I tried is to understand if it is a "custom" EQ, or if it is based on autoEQ or oratory1990s.

If you open the PEQ file you'll see it is an XML with some values, this is the visualization of HD800S' PEQ, vs the settings from oratory1990:

I am still waiting of course for the Windows or Android version of the app, but I'd like to transform some of my EQs into RME's; Perhaps if we had the XSD for the XMLs would be slightly easier, like for example, to know which EQ types are equivalent to which numbers and so on.

Yet I guess I'll end up asking oratory1990 for a measurement as I am interested on the one for the HD820

Please see here:
https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.ph … 75#p204175

I just fixed a copy&paste error - the included curve for HD800S is my own, and not related to Oratory, Harman or else. Sorry for the confusion.

Hello again

Thank you for the hint, got it a bit later hehe

I've made some code to produce your XML format based on oratory1990's measurements, here is the colab notebook for you or anyone else to comment, extend, improve etc. Provided as is, no warranty, etc etc.

https://colab.research.google.com/drive … sp=sharing

You can freely open and run it

The code takes the measurements (in pseudo CSV format) as well as the preset name then outputs an XML respecting all the formatting, tabs, etc; almost as the original XML (.adieqpr) file.

The only difference is that it adds an "Band{1-5}Type" attribute for each of them, but I think it doesn't hurt.

If not on scope.. then maybe later on you can add an option to load PEQs from the filesystem, so people can share them or upload those generated with this script.

Version 0.46 is now available with these changes:

- Polarity buttons did not work

- mouse usage for knobs and sliders fixed to natural scrolling

- fixed a crash scenario on minimizing the app

- completely reworked Listen button and functionality

The latter requires a new firmware, DSP 54. It now changes the unit's EQ into PEQ Temp when EQ control commands are received.

As a result the Listen button now operates more intuitive, like a pre-listen function. The Listen function is exit automatically when changing a preset, the outputs etc. - whenever it should. Editing the EQ on the app while the device is in the graphical PEQ - Select Preset screen, updates the screen accordingly. Finally it is even possible to modify the EQ on the device while in  Listen mode - there is no reason to use it this way (instead of mouse), but the whole process and interaction is fully consistent.

This finalizes the Mac version. It will be frozen until we have an identical Windows version. The iPad app will equal v046 and be released soon.

Updated links in the first post! Don't forget to update the DAC's firmware!