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user@linux ~ $ wmamixer -l red -b '#ffff00' # red led on yellow background
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user@linux ~ $ wmamixer -b darkslateblue # Dark Slate Blue background
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* ``-d`` selects desired ALSA device. By default, first device is taken which
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usually is `default` and nowadays is taken by pulseaudio. To list ALSA
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devices you might use ``aplay`` program from ``alsa-utils`` package:
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* ``-d`` selects desired ALSA device. By default, first device, which is called
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``default`` is selected. That device is taken by pulseaudio nowadays, so
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you'll see only two controls: one for master volume and the other for capture
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volume. To be able to change all supported by soundcard controls, you need to
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pass right PCM device to this option. First, you need to know which device
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need to be passed as an argument to ``-d`` option. To list ALSA devices you
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might use ``aplay`` program from ``alsa-utils`` package:
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.. code:: shell-session
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#define CLASS "Wmamixer"
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#define VERSION "0.1"
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#define VERSION "1.0"
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// User defines - custom
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#define BACKCOLOR "#202020"
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