I have a python script that records audio from an I2S MEMS microphone, connected to a Raspberry PI 3. 
This script runs as supposed to, when accessed from the terminal. The problem appears when i run it as a service in the background. 
From what i have seen, the problem is that the script as service, has no access to a software_volume i have configured in asoundrc. The strange thing is that i can see this "device" in the list of devices using the get_device_info_by_index() function.
For audio capturing i use the pyaudio library and for making the script a service i have utilized the supervisor utility.
Any ideas what the problem might be and how i can make my script to have access to asoundrc when it runs as a service?
The ~/.asoundrc file is looked for the home directory of the current user (this is what ~ means).
Put it into the home directory of the user as which the service runs, or put the definitions into the global ALSA configuration file /etc/asound.conf.
Python script as service has not access to asoundrc configuration file