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I'm settled with my configuration and wrote a blog post about it: https://writepermission.com/evo4-pulsea ... ofile.html

Thanks for all the help @puleglot!

No worries puleglot , you have helped me a lot already. I've been experimenting, and think I've almost got it: [General] auto-profiles = yes [Mapping analog-mic-input] description = Mic device-strings = hw:%f channel-map = mono,mono,aux1,aux1 paths-input = analog-input-mic direction = input priority...

Thanks, but so far I haven't figured it out yet. This is what I tried: [Mapping analog-both] description = Analog Both device-strings = hw:%f channel-map = mono,mono,aux1,aux1 paths-input = analog-input-mic direction = input priority = 1 [Mapping analog-both-loopback] description = Analog Both + Loo...

puleglot, this is awesome!!!! I still need to tune the channel mapping because the loopback part is not working (yet). I think loopback audio should be treated as input instead of as output. But I need to play around with it some. Anyhow this looks really promising and proves I'll be able to do what...

This is what's in there: $ cat /proc/asound/EVO4/stream0 Audient EVO4 at usb-0000:3c:00.0-1.2.1.1, high speed : USB Audio Playback: Status: Running Interface = 1 Altset = 1 Packet Size = 144 Momentary freq = 44098 Hz (0x5.8320) Feedback Format = 16.16 Interface 1 Altset 1 Format: S32_LE Channels: 4 ...

Are you using alsa directly, pulseaudio or jack? I'm using pulseaudio. But I also having been playing around with alsamixer. Looks like the device has 4 channel IN and 4 channels OUT. So I guess that one pair of output channels (probably 1-2) is Main Monitor output and another pair of outputs (prob...

Recently I've bought myself an Audient EVO 4: https://evo.audio/products/evo-4/overview/ It's a really nice device, and works with Linux out of the box. But it only has one channel for input. And that's an issue for me. The device has "loopback audio", so desktop audio sent to the device i...