I have multiple soundcards, how can I make Soundplant play out of a specific one?
–Soundplant outputs to whichever soundcard is set as the system default soundcard at the time of the program’s startup. If your desired output card is not already set as your system default, simply make it your default device under the Sound Control Panel before starting Soundplant. If you do not want that particular soundcard to be permanently set as the default device, you can just reset the system Sound settings back to the way you want it after Soundplant starts. Soundplant will continue to output to the device that was set as default at the time of startup for the remainder of the Soundplant session, even if you change the default setting after Soundplant starts.
–Soundplant outputs to whatever is set as the primary system default sound device. If you want Soundplant to output to a certain soundcard, set it to be the default output device in your system settings. In Windows you can do this via the Control Panel->Sound->Playback tab (Vista or 7) or Control Panel->Sounds And Audio Devices->Audio tab (XP). In Mac OS it’s System Preferences->Sound->Output. On Windows only, Soundplant outputs to whichever soundcard is set as the system default at the time of the program’s startup; so, if you do not want that particular soundcard to be permanently set as the default device, you can just reset the system sound settings back to the way you want it after Soundplant starts, and Soundplant will continue to output to the device that was set as default at the time of startup for the remainder of the Soundplant session, even if you change the default setting after Soundplant starts (note: this trick does not work with all Windows soundcards, you will have t
