AudioFuse CLI

An unofficial, incomplete CLI for controlling the Arturia AudioFuse.

While made primarily to bring Linux control to the AudioFuse, in theory this should work on Windows or Mac OS X.

Usage

usage: audiofuse-cli.py [-h] [-v]
                        [--digital_in {spdif-coax,spdif-optical,adat,wclock}]
                        [--digital_out {spdif,adat,wclock}] [-r]

An unofficial, incomplete CLI for controlling the Arturia AudioFuse.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -v, --verbose
  -r, --allow_restart
  --digital_in {spdif-coax,spdif-optical,adat,wclock}, --din {spdif-coax,spdif-optical,adat,wclock}
  --digital_out {spdif,adat,wclock}, --dout {spdif,adat,wclock}
  --from-phone-2        Set Speaker B to output the phones 2 mix.
  --not-from-phone-2    Set Speaker B back to normal.
  --reamping            Enable reamping over Speaker B left output.
  --no-reamping         Disable reamping.
  --ground-lift         Disconnect ground from the reamping circuit.
  --no-ground-lift      Reconnect ground to the reamping circuit.

Permissions

On Linux by default this will require root. You can instead setup a udev rule to allow it to run as your user.

First, create the group audiofuse and add yourself to it:

• sudo groupadd audiofuse
• sudo usermod -a -G audiofuse $USER

Next, copy the udev rule into /etc/udev/rules.d and make sure root owns it:

• sudo cp 80-audiofuse.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/
• sudo chown root:root /etc/udev/rules.d/80-audiofuse.rules

Finally, log out and back in to update the groups. You should now be able to run this without root.

Capabilities

This software is currently very incomplete. It is limited to the following:

• Detecting how digital I/O is set (ADAT, SPDIF, World Clock)
• Setting digital I/O
• Controlling the From Phone 2 section (From Phone 2, Reamping, and Ground Lift)

Bugs and Feature Requests

Please use Github issues to report any bugs found or missing features you would like to see implemented.

License

This code is licensed under the GNU GPLv3 (see COPYING).

Disclaimer

This is unofficial, reverse-engineered software. It's possible it may damage your AudioFuse or computer. Use at your own risk.