Linux audio has evolved over the years. ˙This Arch Linux wiki page identifies the several subsystem choices. ˙Beware that they can be
mutually exclusive:
˙ ˙ ˙https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Sound_system
Alternatively, STFW "Linux digital audio workstation".
https://html.duckduckgo.com/html?q=linux%20digital%20audio%20workstation
When using analog audio devices, ensure that the impedance is matchedthe
for all devices in the signal chain. ˙The "Line Out" jacks found on
back panels of most desktop computers are typically designed for 10 kOhm
impedance, such as the "Line In" jacks of powered computer speakers. ??If
I connect 32 Ohm headphones or 8 Ohm loudspeakers to a "Line Out" jack,
the impedance is mismatched, the operational amplifiers in the computer cannot supply the required current, the signal distorts and clips, and
the sound is terrible. ˙
Headphones require a "Headphone Out" jack or a
headphone amplifier. ˙Loudspeakers require a power amplifier.
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