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Companies such as FiiO build the same digital transport with a high end DAC built in at one tenth the size and one fifth the price. Companies like Sony build a machine for digital transport, and charge thousands of dollars for that. The Net moves trillions of bytes of data every minute, some with devices that cost $50 or less. We are talking about spending thousands of dollars to move a byte of data from one place to another. Now players relying on data-processing will be the king. So there you go! Firstly audiophile community pooh-poohed digital for signal processing, corrupting the bits by up-sampling and so on. They would all rely on signal processing. If Bug Head catches up by next year you will see a whole bunch of players jumping into the pool some needing 64-128 GB of RAM for best use. The other that thrives on data processing to make the sound 'subjectively better'. One goes with low specced, well configured systems that thrive on purity of signal, lack of processing. Looking closely, there are two trends emerging now, going in exact opposite direction. Systems based on SOC, low specced laptops and such.

On the other hand, there is a whole bunch of digital adopters adopting high-quality-entry-level digital. You see where this trend can lead to? Sure, even in those scenario there would be people who would stay with it. A few month later its current versions may need 64/128 GB, and a few years later the requirement may become 1 TB. No doubt, Bug Head Player is being adopted by many, specially those who like the greatest and the latest race. I might spend a few days listening to all the songs of Michael Buble. Someone else listening with me may be stunned as the songs are in multiple languages. Just drag and drop some 25-50 songs in random from that directory, and I am in audio nirvana for that evening. I also have a sub-directory of my favourite numbers that I listen to often. Someday I am in the mood to listen to some new music, and I experiment with voices I have not heard before. All my albums are ordered by language/artists/albums.

I let my mood control what music I listen to. When I am frisky, the Police may work for me. Other days I might just detest Arijit's voice and find solace with the voices of Mukesh or Harry Belafonte. Some days I might want to hear Beatles or Arijit Singh. That way I control and manage what songs I want to hear. Hack Attack: Roll your own killer audio player with foobar2000įor playing, I drag multiple songs I want to hear into the Foobar window, sit back, close my eyes and enjoy the music.

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The Best Foobar2000 Plugins and How to Install Them I think the following three or four sites should give you all the data you need. The only time I fiddled with Foobar was when I tried between Kernel Streaming, Asio output, WASAPI to see which works well.

If Foobar needs to be updated, I follow the same procedure. Even Foobar was installed by downloading it on my laptop and using a stick drive to transfer. I ensure I don't add any program to my Audio PC.

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The idea of playing from a PC is to keep it as minimalist as possible. I just use default settings and I am happy with the way my music plays. I have stopped reading all the rot about settings etc.

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