Has anyone used the new Innuos 2.0 Sense music app? Compared it to Roon?

Thanks @thyname . I tried the solution you posted above, but for whatever reason the files won't show up in Roon. I tried another workaround using Soundiiz that worked quite well actually. From within Roon, I exported the playlists and albums into a Soundiiz-compatible CSV format. Then using Soundiiz, I imported them into Qobuz. All my playlists and albums now show up in Roon. Your help is much appreciated.

A quick update to this thread. Innuos Sense has just released the 2.2.2 update and it sounds even better folks. To my ears the sound quality improvement is not minor, but rather impressive across the board. Innuos owners you’re in for a treat. It’s so wonderful to get a nice upgrade in sound quality for free! Love it. 

Hi @grannyring and everybody else:

Currently I use Roon, but would like to get the better sound I have heard people are able to get from Innuos Sense and even from Qobuz going direct into the DAC. I like Roon because of its ease of use and its database handling features but also need its DSP functionality. I am prepared to give up on Roon's database handling and overall ease of use but need a DSP function for sure with my system. Is there any way of getting an Innuous server to perform any DSP without engaging Roon within the Innuos server?

It seems to me from reading the Innuos manuals and website that I might be out of luck in my quest. But just thought I would check. Also perhaps there are other hardware or software options that folks may know of.

Thank you

No DSP with Innuos Sense. Period.

May I ask, why do you NEED DSP? Headphone user?

I see, too bad about the lack of DSP with Innuos. 

I find it essential for my Linkwitz system to manage down the bass output that would otherwise overload my room with bass.

Thanks