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So now if I want to output sound on my internal card I can use aplay -Dinternal sound.wav (thanks to pcm), and alsamixer -Dinternal to manage the volume only for that card (thanks to ctl).ĭmix: concurrent sound from more than one application }As you can see there are one pcm and one ctl for each card I want to use, defined by vicename. A pcm is an input/output device, and a ctl is a control for a device. Once you know your card's names, you have to setup basic hardware pcms and ctls. SB is the internal card, with four speakers plugged, and Transceiver is a USB wireless sound card, transmitting to two speakers in another room.

Above the card names are the ones I bolded (yours will be different).Īs you can see, I have a lot of devices here, but the ones I care about are the first two, Transceiver and SB. Subdevice #0: subdevice #0If you use your card's name as reference for alsa is better, because it will always connect to the right card no matter what the cards' order is. **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****Ĭard 0: Transceiver, device 0: USB Audio Ĭard 2: SB, device 0: ALC662 rev1 Analog Ĭard 2: SB, device 1: ALC662 rev1 Digital Ĭard 3: HDMI, device 3: HDMI 0 To get your cards names, the easiest way is to use aplay -l command. Understanding which cards you want to use How does this strange thing work? Let's look at it step by step: So after a deep digging, I ended up with this config:

eventually, I wanted to enable concurrent sound for multiple usersĪlsa Wiki's guides were useful only for a few things, but none of them gave me the whole solution.

solved this one, I had to setup the whole thing to work with two sound cards at the same time.

when more than one application was playing sound, the first one played nicely but the others wasn't playing at all, complaining about a "busy resource".

I had some difficulties setting up alsa as I wanted, because I encountered some troubles:

a true performance program that allows playback and triggering to continue even while configuring keys and loading and unloading sounds on the fly multiple instances of the program can be open simultaneously for even more flexibility.

onscreen keyboard keys are highlighted and animated as they play and can be color-coded.

customizable sound triggering, allowing for looping, overlapping, restarting, muting, pausing, and *new* fading.

*new* randomization settings for varying the playback of sounds.

realtime volume, panning, and pitch control for each key, all non-destructive.

*new* support for wav file cue points easily set playback offsets to cue points defined in any audio editor.

precise sound start and end offset control to the 100,000th of a second, more than most editors easily auto-'splice' pieces of a sound across multiple keys (for example, to extract individual drum sounds from a breakbeat loop).

pitch adjust allows micro-tuning to the 100th of a semitone and a 10 octave range easily auto-assign the same sound to multiple keys at varying pitches to create playable instruments.

capable of playing 8 stereo or mono samples simultaneously (i.e.

*new* in addition to keyboard key triggering, Soundplant can also play sounds via mouse click, like a 'virtual cart machine'.

samples can be loaded to RAM for virtually instant cueing, or played from disk, allowing for minimal RAM usage and unlimited sound length.

#LOAD MORE THAN 1 SOUND ON A SINGLE KEY SOUNDPLANT FULL#

*new* intuitive visual interface displays full configuration and playback progress info for all sounds in 'detailed view', or switch to 'simple view' for a smaller display of only essential info.*new* 'background key detection' mode allows Soundplant to continue receiving key input while minimized or hidden trigger sounds while using other audio software, typing a document, or doing anything else in any other program.

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3gp, and many many more free version is limited after 25 launches to loading only uncompressed 16- and 8-bit.

*new* plays virtually all sound file formats in existence including.

drag and drop sound files on to keyboard keys for quick and easy key assignment.

72 keyboard keys can be used to trigger sounds, all with very low latency.