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For further sound processing the easiest way to do so is using
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[easyeffects](/wiki/linux/easyeffects.md) which features a wide range of effects
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to apply to sound streams including noise reduction.
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### Get ID of an Input or Output
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Using the following command a list of all connected input and output aswell as streams and devices
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can be displayed.
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```sh
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wpctl status
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```
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Under the `Sinks` the outputs are displayed and under `Sources` the inputs.
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Defaults are noted with an asterix.
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The identificator is displayed prior to the name of the input, output, device or stream.
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If a device name is known (in this case `"Starship/Matisse HD Audio Controller Analog Stereo"`).
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The following command will return its identificator.
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```sh
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NAME=$(wpctl status | grep "Starship/Matisse HD Audio Controller Analog Stereo")
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ID=$( echo $NAME | cut -d '.' -f 1 | cut -c 11-)
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echo ID: $ID
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```
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### Loopback Input
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An input can be output to the default output by using the following command.
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In that command `<id>` is the identificator of the input that should be looped back.
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It needs to be set accordingly.
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```sh
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pw-loopback -C <id>
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```
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