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8/25/2021

Raspberry Pi as an Audio Router for a Record Player

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​The problem: I have an Audio Technica AT-LP60-USB that only has an output of a USB or RCA cables. I have studio monitors (JBL 305P MkII) that needs the sound amplified.
The solution: Using Raspberry Pi as a router.
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This article was helpful in having a command that routes the audio, however I needed the command to always run and check if the record player was plugged in. Lets get started setting up our pi.
  1. Setup your Raspberry pi
  2. ​Plug your record player into the pi
  3. Plug your audio interface into the pi
​Go into the terminal window on the raspberry pi and type

    
PictureAudio Interface (Scarlett 2i2)
Take note of your record player name and your audio interface name.

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Record Player (Audio-Technica AT-LP60-USB)
Run this command to create a service that will run this script on boot

    
Paste the following

    
Save by control X, y and hitting enter.
Finally Run these commands to start the service

    
Check that the service is running​

    
Now your record player should stream audio to your speakers! Let me know if you have any problems in the comments and I'll try to update this post as necessary.
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    Hi I'm Connor, I've been programming for awhile and then decided to make it my career. Hope you find it as interesting as I do!

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