gnome-alsamixer
It has a nice graphical user interface and a lot of features:
- access to all of your computers sound cards and audio sources
- possibility to give them custom names
- only display the mixer controls you need
- access to all the extra features some sound cards offer, like
3d enhancement, microphone gain boost...
- and more
This application uses the ALSA sound API, you cannot use it if you use the (older) OSS drivers for your sound card(s). In return, it gives you access to all the functionality ALSA provides with the "alsamixer" program, found in the "alsa-utils" package.
Latest reviews
Had problem with playing sound from Audio-Technica AT-LP60 connected through external sound card (axagon 7.1) to PC. A few clicks later the problem was solved.
I agree with ravenhart. I have spent hours hunting for a solution & messing with config files. This app SOLVED the mic probblem!!!
This should come with Linux Mint 19.1 distro. It allowed me to unmute the 'line' channel on my card, which the default Linux sound app couldn't do. I couldn't record through my sound card using Audacity, until I found gnome-alsamixer. Awesome.
UI doesn't show some labels when not full-sized, works well otherwise. Solved my issue with my Logitech G430 (but probably other USB based Headsets as well) routing the Mic to the Output by default. Blows my mind that there is no option in the default sound settings on Mint (17.2) to disable this... Even Windows has this :(
Fast and easy way to get rid of the login and logout bleep in LMDE. Just mute the beep!
Audigy will work sudo apt-get install gnome-alsamixer Turn on "Audigy Analog/Digital Output Jack"
I couldn't use the analog input mic before intalling it on my Toshiba laptop
