The quartet, composed of fellow emerging Berlin artists and long-time collaborators Thorbjörn Stefansson (bass), Marius Wankel (drums), and Valentin Gerhardus (piano), tackles Nissen's original, highly-structured improvised music with a telepathic charge. Here are a few links that the OP might find useful:Ĭrom, no offense, but my issues are really not about JRiver knowledge and have authored two threads on CA and Audio Circle about JRiver tweaks, DSD tagging, using their expression language (very powerful by the way, especially for mass tagging like fixing capitalization or appending descriptors to fields), etc.Nissen Mosh is the latest project from Danish-born, Berlin-based saxophonist Asger Nissen. If this continues I will vote with my feet seeing as JPlay is now pretty flexible.Īnyway, back on-topic. I will wait and see what happens before I pay their annual renewal fee that is due in a few months time. Go AudioPhil!!! - it really is BS.especially as we are effectively paying for this crap by supporting them. Does JRiver allow the use of scripts to "standardize" settings for us? Like we do when running JD's or CAD's optimization script for Win8. If the settings aren't empirical (i.e they are different for everyone, or dependent on whether dual or single pc, or on horsepower of servers) then let's just discuss here. Could we use this thread as either a repository of experiences for these settings, or as simple feedback to Marcin and Josef to include more empirical JRiver settings in the next version of the manual. Options->Audio-> output Settings -> JPlay Driverīut Jriver has a host of other settings, the choice of some of which seem counter to what Jplay likely does when it is used as the engine (settings like memory playback, gapless and prebuffering, for example, or even whether to disable or remove all non-audio menus and settings, such as video, images, etc.). I realize that the most important (and basic) settings for JRiver setup are:
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