# bass-manage Qt Quick / Kirigami control panel for the PipeWire **Bass Manage 7.1** virtual sink (`bass_manage.7.1`). Live tweaks for center→FL/FR fold, LFE mix, and LFE delay; **Save** writes `~/.config/pipewire/filter-chain.conf.d/50-bass-manage-lfe.conf`. ## Requirements - Qt 6 (`qt6-base`, `qt6-declarative`, `qt6-wayland`, `qt6-svg`) - Kirigami 6 + `qqc2-desktop-style` (Plasma look) - PipeWire with `pw-cli` / `pw-dump` - Your bass-manage filter-chain already loaded (e.g. `filter-chain.service`) Arch/SteamOS packages (names may vary slightly): ```bash sudo pacman -S --needed qt6-base qt6-declarative qt6-wayland qt6-svg \ kirigami qqc2-desktop-style cmake gcc ``` ## Build & install ```bash cd ~/dev/bass-manage # or wherever you cloned this cmake -S . -B build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX="$HOME/.local" cmake --build build -j"$(nproc)" cmake --install build ``` This installs: | Path | What | |------|------| | `~/.local/bin/bass-manage-gui` | App binary | | `~/.local/share/bass-manage/` | QML + Lucide icons | | `~/.local/share/applications/bass-manage-gui.desktop` | App menu entry | Ensure `~/.local/bin` is on your `PATH`. ## Run ```bash bass-manage-gui ``` Or open **Bass Manage 7.1** from the app launcher. Needs a Wayland (or X11) session and a running `bass_manage.7.1` sink: ```bash systemctl --user status filter-chain.service pactl list short sinks | grep bass_manage ``` ## PipeWire sink (if missing) The GUI does not create the virtual device. Put a filter-chain config in: `~/.config/pipewire/filter-chain.conf.d/50-bass-manage-lfe.conf` Then: ```bash systemctl --user restart filter-chain.service pactl set-default-sink bass_manage.7.1 ``` Point `playback.props.target.object` at your real 7.1 hardware sink. ## Rebuild after changes ```bash cmake --build ~/dev/bass-manage/build && cmake --install ~/dev/bass-manage/build ``` QML under the source tree is preferred when the binary was built with `BASS_MANAGE_SOURCE_DIR`, so UI edits in `qml/Main.qml` often apply on the next launch without reinstall.