Linux aumix Command

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The Linux aumix command is used to set audio devices.

The aumix (audio mixer) command sets the signal strength of various audio devices and specifies the devices for playback and recording.

Syntax

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

Parameter Description: [-123bcilmoprstvwWx] are channel parameters, used to specify the channel of the device; [PqR] can be used to specify the playback or recording device; [-dfhILqS] are command parameters. If no parameters are added, aumix will display a simple graphical interface for adjusting and setting 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 Mixer.
  • (+/-) Strength When (+/-) appears, it means adding or subtracting the specified value from the original strength. If (+/-) is not used, the strength is directly set to the specified value. Specify audio device
  • P Specify playback device.
  • q Display channel settings.
  • R Specify recording device.

Command Parameters：

  • -d Specify the name of the audio device.
  • -f Specify the file for storing or loading settings.
  • -h Display information when in use.
  • -I Execute aumix in graphical interface mode.
  • -L Load settings from $HOME/.aumixrc or /etc/aumixrc.
  • -q Display the setting values of all channels.
  • -S Save the setting values to /HOME/.aumixrc.

Examples

Setting audio devices

# aumix

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