There is no support for audio on this particular controller in Linux. The distro does not matter. Your roommate is either using another controller that *is* standard or is only using the MIDI part, not the audio outputs.
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Okay, but this has nothing to do with the controller mapping. I'm talking about the *audio output*. Yes, the DDJ-RB works perfectly fine as a controller, but you can't use the audio output because it isn't supported. That's what I'm fixing.
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Maybe your roommate is using a different controller, like the DDJ-SX2 which has a standard USB audio interface, or maybe he's using a different audio interface with a DDJ-RB.
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I'm not sure what you mean about latency. Any USB audio interface, standard or proprietary, is going to involve D/A conversion and some latency.
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No, the mixer is just a MIDI controller. All the mixing is done in software. That part already works. There is only one audio output and it goes straight to the speakers (plus another one for cueing with headphones). It is currently unusable because there is no driver.
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There is a Mic audio input and I think that is just captured and mixed in software (because there are no hardware knobs for it), so there is a round-trip A/D/A conversion there overall, but I'm not 100% sure about that part.
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You can already use this controller with any external DAC, or an internal sound card, or whatever. You just can't use the built-in DAC/ADC. That's the only part that doesn't work.
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