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In gentoo, the package that has envy24control is called "alsa-tools"  Not

sure if that helps or not, but I agree - this tool is very handy with a

Delta 1010.
--Jason
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 4:08 PM, jonetsu  wrote:
> On Mon, 21 May 2012 06:46:52 -0700,

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> "Len Ovens"  wrote :

>

> > Yes hardware is best. Using envy24control or mudita24, go to the

> > patchbay tab and select "Digital Mix L" and "Digital Mix R" as your

> > output to 1and 2 outputs. Then on the first tab "Monitor Inputs"

> > unmute the track(s) you are using for mic in and set the levels where

> > you want. Then goto the next tab "Monitor PCMs" and set the levels of

> > the audio coming from the Ardour tracks you already have. That will

> > setup your monitor mix. The ardour inputs will see the levels set by

> > the analog volume controls

>

> Thanks, this seems quite useful.  'Seems' because there's no

> envy24control nor mudita24 on the system and, doing a 'yum list' does

> not return any package with 'envy' or 'mudi'.  The repo directoy

> in /etc/yum.repos.d/ has livna, fedora and ccrma.

>

> The system has alsamixer and it was possible to assign HW and HW/1 to

> In0 and In1, but that's about it so far.  I'd rather try with

> envy24control.  Is the package containing this utility bears the same

> name ?  Would you recommend envy24 or mudita24 - any significant

> difference between the two ?

>

> Thanks again, cheers.

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On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 4:08 PM, jonetsu <jonetsu@teksavvy.com><=

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On Mon, 21 May 2012 06:46:52 -0700,

"Len Ovens" <len@ovenwerk=

s.net> wrote :
> Yes hardware is best. Using envy24control or mudita24, go to the

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> patchbay tab and select "Digital Mix L" and "Digital Mi=

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> setup your monitor mix. The ardour inputs will see the levels set by

> the analog volume controls

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name ? =C2=A0Would you recommend envy24 or mudita24 - any significant

difference between the two ?
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