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Elias navigated to the settings. He toggled on —the "holy grail" for Windows audiophiles. By selecting this, he was telling Audirvāna to take exclusive control of his USB DAC, effectively gagging the rest of Windows so only the music could speak. He picked a 1959 recording of Kind of Blue . He hit play. Unlike Roon (which requires a separate core and
What sets Audirvāna apart on Windows is its ability to bypass the "Windows Audio Engine" (the system mixer), which often resamples audio and adds digital noise. audirvana windows