Denafrips Gaia

USB:

Detection:
(Windows only) best option to play to the device : ASIO
DSD Over PCM setting : DoP 1.0
MQA capability : No

Playback:
Best upsampling setting for device :
r8brain oversampling Device maximum frequency:
bandwidth: 99.5,
stopBandAttenuation: 218,
Phase: Linear

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'isPhaseLinear: true"
what does this mean? my rbrain settings give a choice between min phase and linear.

Phase: All low pass filters have some level of overshoot. The steeper the slope of the filter, the greater the overshoots.
There are two types of overshoot: pre-oscillations and post- oscillations.
The former are audible as a “pre-echo” arriving before the signal itself, and are the least natural to hear.
You can choose between a filter setting with linear phase, but with an equal level of pre- and post-oscillation or a minimum phase filter, with no pre-oscillation, but non-linear phase distortion.

Thank you.
I know that. It does not answer my question.
The recommendation for the Denafrips is set
“isPhaseLinear: true”

How do you do that? There is no such setting.


It’s the setting you have at the end of upsampling section once it’s activated.

Thank you.
In that case I suggest you change the wording of your suggested settings tab. "isPhaseLinear: true” is meaningless.

I get what you mean, I made the change