yes, that's the way to do it under alsa. Just keep a backup of a
working .asoundrc at all times that you can restore from the
shell if things go bad.
>>>>> "C" == C M Brannon <cmbrannon@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
C> "T. V. Raman" <raman@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> not sure what you're asking. Play with the softvol device,
>> it amounts to hacking the .asoundrc.
>>
>> Be careful when you do that, messing up will lose all
>> sound.
C>
C> Yes, I hacked .asoundrc. Just seeing if I was doing the
C> right thing, I.E., asking if this was how everyone else
C> did it.
C>
C> For the curious, here's my .asoundrc:
C>
C> ----- .asoundrc ----- pcm.softvol { type softvol slave {
C> pcm "cards.pcm.default" } control { name 'musicvol' card 0
C> } } -----END----- (modified from ALSA wiki)
C>
C>
C> Then, I have the following in ~/.mplayer/config:
C>
C> ao=alsa:device=softvol
C>
C> In .emacs: (setq emms-player-list '(emms-player-mplayer))
C>
C> All works well, it seems. amixer set musicvol X # Sets
C> music volume, independently of the synth.
C>
C> -- Chris
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