[SOLVED] RME AIO
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The settings made in alsamixer, such as "Input/Output Level (.../+4 dBu/...)" and others I save permanently with "alsactl store".
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1.) All hardware settings, such as "Input/Output Level (.../+4 dBu/...)" for example, are set in the alsamixer, which is practically the hdspconf. You do this once and save the alsamixer settings - as root (or sudo) - with "alsactl store".
2.) All volume settings can be adjusted in the hdspmixer. There you can save one or more presets and make one as default.
# All settings you make in qjackctl or cadence are automatically taken over by alsamixer (and the card).
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I also tried to send a movie tonight and was impressed with how the detail and dynamics improved in the movie audio as well! Really great how this card works wow! Next month I want to take the AO4S/192 AIO and have more outputs to plug in another pair of amplified speakers and make a quality, enveloping sound...
Thanks always for your advice you are the best!
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- You don't use the alsamixer to control the volume. Alsamixer is your hdspconf where you ~one time make elementary settings of the interface.
- Everything that has to do with volume (as well as the routing, which is independent of the routing made in qjackctl, for example) you control in hdspmixer.
# Part 2: The Hammerfall DSP Mixer - Software, Features, Operation >> https://archiv.rme-audio.de/old/english ... tmsoft.htm
A monitor controller like e. g. Mackie's "Big Knob" makes a lot of sense. You can also build it yourself as a passive controller, DIY.
In the hdspmixer you can set everything to a loud volume and control the volume of the amplifier on the monitor controller. This gives the sound image even more presence.
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alsamixer (which is your hdspconf under Linux) as well as hdspmixer automatically recognize the expansion boards. I have these 2 different boards running successfully:
The current ones AI4S/AO4S
and the old AEB4/AEB8 I/O (This can be connected internally to the AIO instead of ADAT.)
ADAT also works plug and play.
If necessary, run hdsploader again.
And still satisfied with your purchase? I am for years, it runs stable and the sound is musical.
HF
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1.) Everything that has to do with volume control you do in the hdspmixer.
2.) Did you route the sound source to be output to the desired AO4S channels?

Source: https://archiv.rme-audio.de/old/english ... tmsoft.htm
==> You can route a source to several outputs simultaneously.
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Always use the hdspmixer!
Sound source routes: Right click on the letters/numbers (e. g. Out 1 and Out 2) below the level meter where the signal to be heard is located, select the desired destination where it should arrive and click. There pull up the level. Each destination has its own level (volume control) and you will see the signal strength in the 3rd (lower) mixer field. You can route everything to everything at once. (==> See picture in my last post.)
Read the manual and/or the linked archiv.rme-audio.de page. RTFM

1rd mixer field - Hardware input
2rd mixer field - Software input
3rd mixer field - Hardware output
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Thank you very much