Re: carla or other mixer vets?

gerry <[email protected]>
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I just did this:

https://askubuntu.com/questions/123798/how-to-hear-my-voice-in-speakers-with-a-mic

In fact the only part of that I did was
   pactl load-module module-loopback latency_msec=1

And immediately I had another device that showed up in pavucontroll in my 
Playback tab called
    "Loopback from USB Headset H540 Analog Stereo"

And now I can hear myself in the headphones.


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On Tue, 16 Jun 2020, gregrwm wrote:

> fascinating how zoom has suddenly come into regular use.  especially as until this spring i'd managed 66years entirely without it.  well with a half decent headset it actually works pretty
> well.  except the headset does just a little too well at blocking out sounds in the room, which meanwhile are going through the mic and being annoying to the other folks in the meeting.
> 
> i don't believe sideband is a feature on this (arctis 7) headset.  so how might i mix a bit of the headset's microphone stream into the earcup streams?
> 
> do i need jack?  or just some mixer software?  or both?  specific recommendations anyone?  i tried installing ubuntustudio-audio and poking around with carla but got nowhere, lt looked like i
> ought to be able to make connections(patches) between various device streams, i could drag from one to another, a connection prospect would show, but would always disappear when i let go.  it
> seemed like either my setup is missing some basic prep or i need some basic tutoring.  any advice or pointers?
> 
>

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