One of the news of the week is the segregation of services that to date offers us iTunes. I don't know if it will be a coincidence or seize the moment, but music players appear high quality, such as iTunes substitutes. One of the most current is Audirvana, who reaches version 3.5 this week.
This new version appears completely rewritten for better performance, correcting mistakes. But we will also see a new interface, very Apple style on iTunes. It is therefore a worthy substitute that aims to stand out for the high quality of sound it offers us.
But these are not just the latest enhancements. The developers have used various latest generation technologies and as well as high-quality services that offer high-definition streaming platform services. We see this technology in applications such as Qobuz, Tidal and actually HRA streaming. Music experts who like to detect the nuances of music, can find in Audirvana a perfect reproduction ally.
As for interface changes, this seeks the maximum similarity with iTunes, without actually copying the exact interface of iTunes. Of course, the operation is very similar and simple, so that an iTunes user should not have major adaptation problems. In addition, we find a dark mode adapted to Mojave standards. We also have a mini player that will allow us to know the music that is being played and access the most common controls, just by pressing a button.
And one thing that I value the most in the players is the way about how the music is organized. In addition to the classification by artist, we can quickly search by song, artist, and production list created. Can try for free the application for a month. After this period, the full license can be found on the developer's website for 78€. The updates in this case, they can be purchased at the following price: if you come from the version 1 its price is 54€ and if you come from the version 2, we should pay 47€.