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Hi all,
  I'm trying to setup my Aspire One so I can record what's playing on the 
sound card. I've got pretty far (compiled in snd-aloop, andit works), but 
I'm looking for some help to tidy up the process for novices...
  (At the moment I need to reboot every time I switch between the internal 
sound card and snd-aloop).

  To record audio currently, I set snd-aloop to be the default sound card 
by making it load as card 0 by setting "options snd-aloop index=0" in 
/etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf.dist and rebooting.

 Then, to make sound come out the speakers, I use a pipe to send data from 
snd-aloop to the sound card $ arecord -D hw:0,1 -f cd | aplay -D hw:1 -f cd

  and if I want to record anything, I stop that and restart it but 
intercept the data with a tee... $ arecord -D hw:0,1 -f cd | tee 
myrecording | aplay -D hw:1 -f cd

  Then when I'm done, recording, I set snd-aloop's index back to 1 and 
reboot (which causes the sound card to load as the default driver again).

  So, I've figured most of this out, so it probably utterly the wrong way 
to do this (is there something I can put in .asoundrc to avoid having to 
reboot?) - any help configuring this properly now I know it's possible to 
listen and record at the same time is much appreciated.

  Thanks in advance,
     -Duncan.

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