Two muscians: Two sends with one Jamulus client

[joehai]

Hi,
we're using Jamulus for rehearsal. Vocal and Bass are located in one room and feed a raspberry with Jamulus 3.8.0 having a analogue mixer before the raspberry (stereo in/stereo out soundcard).
I'd like to send two seperate channels (one for vocal, one for bass) to the server, so that all musicians can mix bass and vocal seperatly with dedicated faders.
Is there a way on doing this without "misusing" the stereo (so sending bass on left & vocs on right) sending feature?
Best regards & thanks! Jörg

[pljones]

Why not run two clients?

[joehai]

Is there a manual how to setup/run two Jamulus clients (which use one audio hardware and -if possible- to have one mix for the room with two musicians)?

[gilgongo]

Depending on the platform, you should just be able to start each client, open Settings and connect the inputs to the relevant device you want to use.

"one mix for the room with two musicians" should also be possible as long as you don't violate The Golden Rule though :-)

[pljones]

You need to run each client on a separate port (-p 50000 for one, -p 50001 for the other, or something).

Are you running a full Linux edition on the Pi? If so, which one? How are you running the client, currently?

[joehai]

I'm running the Raspberry PI 4 Jambox Edition (https://github.com/kdoren/jambox-pi-gen) which also comes with an Web-UI solution. Jamulus version is 3.8.0.

[pljones]

Have you tried asking over at https://github.com/kdoren/jambox-pi-gen/discussions by the way?

@kdoren - can you answer this?

(I don't know which desktop it is or how the desktop icon runs the Jamulus client.)

[chrisrimple]

I talk about multi-client configurations in this doc...

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1smcvsxdaaViPQvGMQHmah_6BQeqowhmGSFMHfnlY2FI/