Hi yes it gets a bit murky.
If you create a JavaSoundAudioIO then you can call the function chooseMixerCommandLine().
The other thing you can do is connect Beads to Jack which gives you a lot more control over the IO.
The configuration is something like this (with some other arguments).
If Jack is running then Beads will connect as a Jack client. This gives you the best multi-channel and low-latency control.
new AudioContext(new AudioServer.Jack());
Ollie
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