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@LAM thanks for the reply! yes indeed i was looking for a way to set up the mixers inputs and outputs via commandline.

ill let you know whats up once ive tried it.

Hey folks, I'm still looking for participants for my master thesis survey.

It's about the extraction of an instrumental from a song.
Different methods are to be compared

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Id be greatful if you had a few minutes to spare

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Kenny

only saw this afte editing my post above.. thanks for the feedback! might check it out if run into any issues but so far my testing yields the behaviour i need. the only issue now is i have to manually select the soundcard input to use the desired hardware channels with alsamixer. is there any way i...

ok so i have the session set up in the patchbay also. after reading the output of qjackctl --help i have solved it all using the parameters -s and -a to auto start jack and use my patchbay file. I had used qjackctl a coupe of years ago but remember a lot of fiddling. but assisted fiddling is so much...

ok thanks for the help! i got that far. it's all wired up and working! after selecting the djm in the qjackctl setup as the interface it should use my "system" inputs and outputs are the ones on the djm. i was able to connect the necessary ports in the graph. but how to save it? can you ex...

thanks for the reply! i loved the alsa way for its simplicity.. i would just call xwax with two alsa devices. done. now all this extra software and stringing things up is very confusing to me.. what do i start? can you elaborate ..? im confused as to how pipewire, carla, jackd, (pw-jack?) and rayses...

hey folks, i am trying to get single channels of the DJM750 accessible as alsa devices. it has 4 stereo channels out and a bunch of inputs (not sure how many are actually connected to the internal soundcard). the mixer's card works with mixxx, i can select channel pairs in the settings. but outside ...

Hey Frank, I'm having trouble with my quattro again.. i switched my laptop's hdd with a new ssd. created the same partitions as on my old one and copied the os'ses. now the quattro wont initialise properly anymore.. even though i have the quattro.conf at the same location as before (i copied the ent...

@Frank: Thanks a lot, man you made my day with this! adding the quattro.conf file fixed my problem. this single line got the quattro back on board for me ;) it's running absolutely great in 4in/4out mode! (using the -S switch) for two years now i have been in need for this.. all the wikis containing...

I got 4in/4out to work, using the .asoundrc file you posted. as you said, the -S parameter does the trick. so im using: jackd -d alsa -d quattro -S & qjackctl in qjackctl ive set up a batchbay to connect the quattro to xwax, as well as some server options (RT, buffer, etc) its working fine as fa...

Hey Frank! Have I understood correctly, you managed to run the Quattro in 4in/4out mode under linux? Ive tried to get this config working for a while now. so much hassle! Could you post your configs/setups in order to achieve this? you'd totally save the day !! :) (mine at least) thanks a lot, Kenneth

well i tried with the varying -r -i and -o parameters with no luck. still not visible in mixxx and same errors. when running without jack i get it shown as a possible device in mixxx, but it has 128 channels. when trying anything but 96khz it says wrong sample rate, and when i do it says "unant...

ok did some research and tried with this command: # jackd -d alsa -d ttable -r 48000 -i 4 -n 3 -o 4 -p 512 -S jackdmp 1.9.8 Copyright 2001-2005 Paul Davis and others. Copyright 2004-2011 Grame. jackdmp comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it un...

This is my output from the command after appending your code to the .asoundrc: jackd -d alsa -d ttable -r 48000 -n 3 -p 512 jackdmp 1.9.8 Copyright 2001-2005 Paul Davis and others. Copyright 2004-2011 Grame. jackdmp comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY This is free software, and you are welcome to redi...