Linux aumix command details how to use Linux aumix command

The Aumix (audio mixer) command sets the signal strength of each sound device and the device that specifies playback and recording.

Grammar

Aumix [ -123bcilmoprstvwwx][(+/+) Strength][pqr][-dfhilqs]

Parameter description: [ -123BCILMOPRSTVWWX] is the channel parameter, used to specify the channel of the device, [PQR] can be used to specify the playback or recording device; [-dfhilqs] is the instruction parameter. Without any parameters, Aumix will display a simple graphical interface for adjusting the set channel parameters.

• -1 input signal Line 1.
• -2 input signal Line 2.
• -3 input signal Line 3.
• -B bass.
• -C CD.
• -I. Input signal strength.
• -M microphone.
• -O output signal strength.
• -P PC speaker.
• -R recording.
• -S synthesizer.
• -T Treble.
• -V main volume.
• -W PCM.
• -W PCM2.
• -X Mixer.
• (/+) when the strength appears (+ +), the representative adds the specified value to the original strength.  If not used (+ +), the strength is set directly to the specified value. Specify sound devices
• P specifies the playback device.
• Q shows the channel settings.
• R specifies the recording device.

Instruction parameters:

• -d Specifies the name of the sound device.
• -f Specifies the file where the settings are stored or loaded.
• -H Displays information when it is in use.
• -I performs aumix in a graphical interface.
• -L load settings from $HOME/.AUMIXRC or/ETC/AUMIXRC.
• -Q Displays the set values for all channels.
• -S saves the setting value to/HOME/.AUMIXRC.

Instance

Set up sound devices

# Aumix