LinuxMusicians

I will create an issue about the pixelated icons on Github.

One more cosmetic thing about the Mixer window. The mixer labels are both on the left and the right side. This is good because there are many knobs for the 18i20. The mixer input labels only show up on the bottom, but I think it would make it easier to follow the grid if they would also appear on th...

Thank you for releasing this by the way!

Hey! I tried to use this with my 18i20. I tested the following: - change routing - change mixer settings - enable/disable phantom power - change level on channel 1 and 2 - enable/disable talkback Everything seems to be working. One cosmetic thing that I noticed is that the round icons for the mixer ...

- Is a GUI planned for this sound-card, i mean like the Focusrite Control Center, for a more user-friendly management than the raw alsa mixer and the thousands of faders. ? I know how to use Qt kinda well and i might be able to recreate the same GUI as the original control software, but idk how to ...

Looks like a new release has been posted: https://github.com/geoffreybennett/scar ... v5.15.12s1

I have been running my kernel with this patch enabled for about a month or two and I didn't notice anything weird. I am using it with a Scarlett 18i20 MK3 with a custom mix. My kernel version is 5.15.7-1-MANJARO. Changing the mixer settings via alsamixer also seems to work but of course it would be ...

UAAAH! No, this patch just a hack that hides the real problem. It is not a solution that should go upstream. We have a related bug report in the Linux kernel, where a maintainer offered to apply a fix if I submit one but I don't know enough why can't we just submit this workaround. Can you elaborat...

I can confirm that the hacky workaround also works for the Boss Katana 100 amplifier. I tested it on Ubuntu 18.10 running kernel 4.18.0.

I had to add the code below to sound/usb/pcm.c:355

Hello,

I would also like to request an update on your progress, I just got mine and I was thinking that maybe I could reverse engineer the traffic between the controller and the app.

If you are still working on this, maybe we can join our efforts.