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Easier audio recording flow?
Reported by vlofgren · filed Sep 18, 2025Closed upstream on 2026-02-01 by dhh. GitHub close reason: completed. No closing PR or commit is recorded — "completed" alone is not evidence of a fix.
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- 1 · What is claimed?
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- 2 · What does it affect?
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- 3 · Is it reproducible?
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Original report
What do you need?
The one thing that chafes for me with Linux is recording any sort of audio recording with a high quality microphone. Anything in this space feels like you're thrown back to using slackware in 2003.
I currently use a separate laptop for recording youtube videos, doing podcast interviews, meetings etc, because it's such a hassle to set up microphone filters and so on to not get my high quality mic to pick up nighmare ASMR with breathing noises, swallowing noises, etc.
Fixing this in Linux either requires a PhD in some very janky audio jack software, or an equally janky setup where you route all the audio through OBS and then, after getting a MSc in pipewire, set up a virtual microphone. Streamlining this somehow would be a very nice feature for people who occasionally need to dabble in audio recording.
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### What do you need? The one thing that chafes for me with Linux is recording any sort of audio recording with a high quality microphone. Anything in this space feels like you're thrown back to using slackware in 2003. I currently use a separate laptop for recording youtube videos, doing podcast interviews, meetings etc, because it's such a hassle to set up microphone filters and so on to not get my high quality mic to pick up nighmare ASMR with breathing noises, swallowing noises, etc. Fixing this in Linux either requires a PhD in some very janky audio jack software, or an equally janky setup where you route all the audio through OBS and then, after getting a MSc in pipewire, set up a virtual microphone. Streamlining this somehow would be a very nice feature for people who occasionally need to dabble in audio recording.
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- Related PRpr/14336· confirmed
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