Provided by:
dbmix_0.9.8-4_i386 
NAME
DBMix - Digital Audio Mixing System
SYNOPSIS
dbcat [options]
dbfsd [options]
dbin [options]
dbmixer
dbplaylist
DESCRIPTION
The DBMix system is able to combine sound from various sources into a
single audio stream. Think of it as a virtual DJ mixing desk. Mixing
uses a Fourier synthesis algorithm to maintain sound quality in the
output stream.
The dbfsd daemon serves as DBMix’s backend--that’s where most of the
real synthesis work is done. Several clients allow to connect
different audio sources to the backend. First, there’s a DBMix output
plugin for XMMS. Several XMMS clients can be connected to dbfsd,
provided Allow multiple instances is selected in XMMS’s preferences.
Second, dbin links line-in, or microphone input from the sound card to
DBMix. And finally, there’s dbcat, a pretty generic tool that
redirects its standard input to a dbfsd channel.
Actual DJ work is done using the graphical frontend dbmixer. When
mixing between multiple XMMS client, dbplaylist might come in handy.
It provides a unified playlist for all the clients and partly serves as
a remote control.
For an in-depth description of each application, see its respective man
page.
SEE ALSO
dbcat(1), dbfsd(1), dbin(1), dbmixer(1), dbplaylist(1), xmms(1).
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Daniel Kobras <kobras@debian.org>, for
the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
August 8, 2002 DBMIX(7)