Thanks to Rocco and Eric for the help! Before Rocco's email, I had worked out the
-f:16,2,48000 for the output to get stereo going to -o alsa,default. However, only the
first two input channels were audible. Looking at the man page, I found that -erm:all,1
-erm:all,2 mixed all the chains to the stereo output. However, the volumes were weird -
the volumes of chains 9 and 10 were much louder than the others. I saw somewhere on the
web that ecasound scales volumes by 1/N when mixing, but it seems that the first two
chains are "passing through" at their original volume. Any pointers on getting
the volumes set correctly?
Thanks!
Joel
The last "-f" will effect all of the ones
after it. So set them as
needed. I think this is what it should look like...
ecasound -r -b:256 -a:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16
-f:16,8,48000 -i alsa,default \
-a:1 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-1.wav \
-a:2 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-2.wav -erc:2,1 \
-a:3 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-3.wav -erc:3,1 \
-a:4 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-4.wav -erc:4,1 \
-a:5 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-5.wav -erc:5,1 \
-a:6 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-6.wav -erc:6,1 \
-a:7 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-7.wav -erc:7,1 \
-a:8 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-8.wav -erc:8,1 \
-a:9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 -f:16,2,48000 -o alsa,default
I would also suggest creating an .ecs file (plain text file) with the
chains like this (no continuation slashes nessesay)...
-a:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 -f:16,8,48000 -i alsa,default
-a:1 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-1.wav
-a:2 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-2.wav -erc:2,1
-a:3 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-3.wav -erc:3,1
-a:4 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-4.wav -erc:4,1
-a:5 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-5.wav -erc:5,1
-a:6 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-6.wav -erc:6,1
-a:7 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-7.wav -erc:7,1
-a:8 -f:16,1,48000 -o mono-8.wav -erc:8,1
-a:9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 -f:16,2,48000 -o alsa,default
run the file with the command...
ecasound -r -b:256 -c -s /path/to/file.ecs
(-c is interactive mode... you can do fastforward, stop, rewind... type
"h" for help while in interactive mode)
While in interactive mode, you can also do "cs-save-as NameOfNew.ecs" so
you can see how a well formatted ecs file should look.
Rocco