Today is also a splendid day to reconsider music streaming services
I recommend #Qobuz which happens to be very well supported by #RoonLabs #Roon which is unparalleled for #classical music
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVXfcIb3OKo&t=799s @bennjordan
Anyone who's been in range of my blatherings in the last few years will know that I strongly recommend #Roon as the software of choice to manage, explore, and play your accumulated personal music library (seamlessly integrated with the additional tracks available from the better streaming services) at high audio quality in one to many rooms at home.
Here's a puff piece about an additional use case.
@Debra I started my musical journey in the 60s...the #Monkees and the #beatles ....as I move through my 60s and with the assistance of #roonlabs I return to the 60s to pick up those more outre musical tastes I missed...
#krautrock in particular
@jbm Another reply no longer for Neil, but for others who may find this thread:
The #RoonLabs metadata support is such that artists or engineers in credits, or people or works referred to in text writeups, can hyperlink to those things elsewhere in your library. It's a phenomenal way to explore your music.
If you subscribe to Tidal and/or Qobuz, those streaming libraries are hooked in and feel like your library is just bigger now.
Also: #RoonReady networked audio equipment just works.
@neil Gotcha!
Nope, it's an excellent example of commercial-quality commercial software — one I don't mind paying for, in part because the extreme goodness of the user experience wouldn't be possible without the full-time maintenance #roonlabs do of their backend servers and the extensive metadata they supply.
I enjoyed using SlimServer (initially commercial, then community-maintained) for years, but Roon is way more pleasing and and non-nerd family member friendly.
@neil Now, #RoonLabs caveats relative to your initial wishlist:
There is some communication with Roon's central servers for the purpose of maintaining functionality and doing the necessary queries to pull your music's metadata.
There are dedicated Roon desktop programs for macOS and Windows, but no production-quality web interface.
The Linux server expects to be running on something Intel/AMD amd64ish.
There do exist free builds for Pi streaming audio endpoints!
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