For example, when you create a Smart Playlist you must first name it, but to make the name stick, you must hit the Enter key and by doing so you deselect your newly created playlist that jumps to its alphabetically listed location. Some features, though, are a bit convoluted.
The main panel is home to a number of new features of which some are unique. The interface is refined, with small elements well placed and well designed, with a sidebar that holds “My music”, “Your Streaming Service” and “Local” categories that each list different sub-categories. The dark interface is the one I love best and is the default, but for those of us who like a light interface better, you can switch to a very light one. The Audirvāna Studio interface looks gorgeous.
There are also over 65,000 Internet radio stations and nearly as many podcasts that you can listen to directly from within Audirvāna Studio. Audirvāna Studio not just streams music directly from your account it even allows you to check the quality of the stream. The app gives a better experience of streaming music as well. The sonic quality of Audirvāna Studio isn’t the only thing that has been improved, though. That’s no small feat as I have always found Audirvana the top when it came to sonic quality and I have tried and tested almost every audiophile player app available for macOS. Many of my albums sound, by lack of a better word, purer and with a better stereo image than I managed to get out of Audirvana Plus.
Unlikely as it may seem if you’ve used Audirvana Plus before, the developers have succeeded in making music with Audirvāna Studio sound even better than it already did. And then Audirvāna Studio got released and I tried it out and found that it’s even better than its predecessor. That made me look out for alternatives, but my quest wasn’t a success. Audirvāna Plus used to be my preferred audiophile music player until Big Sur came along and the app had some small issues.
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