Press dossier · Fidelia

A boutique hi-fi for the music you've collected.

Everything between the file and the DAC has been touched: bit-perfect output, mastering-grade DSP, and three Audio Unit slots in the listening path. No subscription.

Fidelia on Mac with player and library views, alongside Fidelia Remote on iPhone — both showing the same track.
Story brief

A boutique hi-fi for digital archives.

Fidelia first appeared in the Mac audiophile-player era. Most of that era's apps are gone or unrecognizable.

Fidelia is still here, rebuilt on its own audio engine with a carefully tuned new signal chain, for listeners who never stopped collecting.

Where Fidelia lives

Listening rooms. Mastering desks. Speaker labs.

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Bit-perfect, exclusive output, sample rate follow.

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Headphone processing, SRC, and dither in the listening path.

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Three Audio Unit slots — for effects, meters, or audition.

04

Fidelia Remote — control from the listening position.

05

The Audiofile Engine — the same realtime core under every Audiofile app.

At a glance

Fidelia facts.

Platform macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel
Distribution Mac App Store
Price US$49.99, one-time, with 14-day trial
Output Bit-perfect, exclusive, sample-rate follow, up to 128 channels
Built-in DSP HeadSpace, Pro Dither, Reference SRC
Audio Units Three slots, AU v2 or v3
Formats FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, DSD (DSF), APE, MP3, AAC, Opus, more
Library Local files plus Music.app sync
Reception

“There is nothing that looks or works like Fidelia.”

“What matters most is having an audio player that plays back my signal accurately and without coloration. As someone working in a recording studio, that is extremely important to me. I honestly don’t think there is any comparable tool out there.”

— Raffael Gruber, Austria

“Uso Fidelia hace más de 10 años, y sólo puedo decir que es el mejor reproductor de audio para MacOS. El sonido, poderoso, sedoso y analítico sin sobresaltos.”

— nodata80, Chile

“I’ve been using this player for years, and it has no equivalent.”

— JnCmbn, France
Reviewer workflow

How to listen.

  1. Import a parent folder containing FLAC or ALAC tracks.
  2. Engage HeadSpace on headphones. Adjust from default settings until the soundstage reads like speakers in a room.
  3. Insert a familiar AU plugin into slot 1 — an EQ, a saturator, a meter. Open the plugin GUI from inside Fidelia to adjust.
  4. Pair Fidelia Remote on iPhone. Control transport, library, volume, and even AU effects from the listening position.
  5. Try bit-perfect, exclusive output. The OS mixer, DSP, and AU signal chain drop out; Fidelia owns the device.
Press assets

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Copy-ready boilerplate

Audiofile Engineering is an audio product studio in Two Harbors, Minnesota. Since 2004, the studio has built apps for Apple platforms and engineered audio products for music and pro audio brands. The flagship app, Fidelia, is a Mac music player for collected libraries. Past clients include Universal Audio, RØDE, D'Addario, and teenage engineering. Project specifics are confidential.

Short press pitch

Fidelia is a boutique hi-fi for digital archives — Audiofile Engineering's Mac music player for listeners who never stopped collecting.