Would that be possible? Can you help me with that?ĭescription = Analog Stereo output, Analog Mono input 1ĭescription = Analog Stereo output, Analog Mono input 2ĭescription = Analog Stereo Loopback output, Analog Mono input 1ĭescription = Analog Stereo Loopback output, Analog Mono input 2 separate input for loopback if that's possible, but that's less of deal breaker separate input channel for input 1, with left and right the same signal So I probably need to reconfigure pulse (or do I do this in alsa?) so: Loopback audio is gone with that set to "no". When I set that value, the input channel 1 is the left channel of the input, and input the right channel. I'm not sure what happened, but you are right the "remixing-use-all-sink-channels = no" makes a difference. Or if it's impossible to fix this on Linux, which audio interface do you recommend which also has loopback audio, but with option to disable it?Ĭode: Select all $ cat /proc/asound/EVO4/stream0Īudient EVO4 at usb-0000:3c:00.0-1.2.1.1, high speed : USB Audioīut you're on to something here. So any one else here running the EVO 4? Or tips to disable Loopback audio? I could change the "Keep Interface", but I have no idea what it does. The "Extension Unit Switch" is writable, but it refuses to toggle. The "Capture Channel Map" is read-only, so I could not edit that. Numid=1,iface=PCM,name='Playback Channel Map' Numid=2,iface=PCM,name='Capture Channel Map' Numid=5,iface=MIXER,name='Extension Unit Switch' Numid=6,iface=MIXER,name='EVO4 Capture Volume' Numid=3,iface=MIXER,name='Analogue 2 Playback Volume' I think I got pretty close with amixer, but I did not succeed:Ĭode: Select all numid=4,iface=CARD,name='Audient Internal Clock Validity' I've been digging with alsa-utils, but I didn't find it. In this YouTube review I've seen it's possible to toggle Loopback on Mac, so I was wondering if it was also possible on Linux. When I'm in a call, I have my headphones connected to the EVO 4, and I only want the microphone input sent to the video call app, otherwise other people will hear themselves again. But I also want to use this thing for video calls, and that's where the problem arises. This can be great if you want to record microphone input together with the music playing on your computer.
The device has "loopback audio", so desktop audio sent to the device is also looped back through the input channel. It's a really nice device, and works with Linux out of the box. Recently I've bought myself an Audient EVO 4:
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