Pulsemeeter
A frontend to ease the use of pulseaudio's routing capabilities, mimicking voicemeeter's workflow
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Table of Contents
Features
- Create virtual inputs and outputs
- Route audio from one device to another
- Volume control
- Equalizer for hardware and virtual outputs
- Rnnoise noise reduction (same algorithm as noisetorch) for hardware inputs
Installation
Dependencies
Visit the dependencies section in the wiki to get in depth information on how to install these for your specific system.
- pip
- libappindicator3
- gobject-introspection-1.0
- libpulse
Python Dependencies
Pip will automaticly install these dependencies
Optional Dependencies
These dependencies are optional and will enable new features in the application
- noise-suppression-for-voice for noise reduction
- swh-plugins for equalizers (apt/dnf/pacman packages available)
- pulse-vumeter for volume level information
Any distro
Single user
When installing for a single user (without sudo) you need to add ~/.local/bin to your path, this section will show you how to do it
pip install pulsemeeter
For all users
sudo pip install pulsemeeter
Arch (AUR)
Two packages are available in the AUR: pulsemeeter and pulsemeeter-git.
Build from source:
Single user
When installing for a single user (without sudo) you need to add ~/.local/bin to your path, this section will show you how to do it
git clone https://github.com/theRealCarneiro/pulsemeeter.git
cd pulsemeeter
pip install .
For all users
git clone https://github.com/theRealCarneiro/pulsemeeter.git
cd pulsemeeter
sudo pip install .
Uninstall
sudo pip uninstall pulsemeeter
Add local bin to PATH
When installing for a single user, you to need to have $HOME/.local/bin in your PATH, to do this, you'll have to add this line to your ~/.profile (or .zprofile if you use zsh as your login shell) file
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
Start devices on startup
Starting devices only
If you only want to restore all connections and devices but not start the entire application, you can run:
pulsemeeter init
Start pulsemeeter as a daemon
You can run pulsemeeter as a daemon, might be useful if you want the app the start in the tray on startup
pulsemeeter daemon
Extensions
@Fl1tzi Elgato Streamdeck intergration pulsemeeter-streamdeck
Discord Server
If you want to get updates about new features, patches or leave some sugestions, join our discord server
Special thanks to
- xiph.org/Mozilla's excellent RNNoise.
- @werman's noise-suppression-for-voice
- @swh's swh-plugins