Linux aumix command

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The Linux aumix command is used to set sound devices.

The aumix (audio mixer) command is used to set the signal strength of various sound devices and specify the devices for playback and recording.

Grammar

aumix [-123bcilmoprstvwWx][(+/-) Intensity][PqR][-dfhILqS]

Parameter Description:[-123bcilmoprstvwWx] are channel parameters, used to specify the device channels; [PqR] can be used to specify playback or recording devices; [-dfhILqS] are command parameters. If no parameters are added, aumix will display a simple graphical interface for adjusting 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 　Master volume.
• -w 　PCM.
• -W 　PCM2.
• -x 　Mixing console.
• (+/-) Intensity 　Appears in (+/-) represents adding or subtracting the specified value from the original intensity. If parentheses are not used,+/-) sets the intensity directly to the specified value. 　Specify the sound device
• P 　Specify the playback device.
• q 　Display channel settings.
• R 　Specify the recording device.

Command Parameters:

• -d 　Specify the name of the sound device.
• -f 　Specify the file to store or load settings.
• -h 　Display information when used.
• -I 　Execute aumix in graphical interface mode.
• -L 　From $HOME/.aumixrc or/etc/Load settings from aumixrc.
• -q 　Display the setting values of all channels.
• -S 　Save the setting value to/HOME/.aumixrc.

Online Examples

Set Sound Effect Device

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