Opens in the standalone app when you click Audio Settings at the top of the Control pane. The button is hidden when SwarGroove runs as a plugin in a DAW, because the host then handles audio and MIDI.
Feedback Loop / Mute audio input: Stops the microphone feeding back through the speakers. Leave this on unless you need live audio input.
Output: Chooses the audio device used for playback.
Test: Plays a short tone so you can confirm sound is coming from the selected output.
Input: Chooses the audio input device. The meter beside it shows incoming level.
Active output channels: Selects which output channels of that device SwarGroove uses (for example 1 + 2 for stereo).
Active input channels: Selects which input channels are used.
Sample rate: Sets the audio sample rate, such as 44100 Hz. Match it to your interface or project.
Audio buffer size: Controls latency. A smaller buffer responds faster but needs more CPU; a larger buffer is more stable if you hear glitches.
Active MIDI inputs: Enables the MIDI keyboards, controllers, or buses that can trigger sequences.
Bluetooth MIDI: Pairs a Bluetooth MIDI controller.
MIDI Output: Sends MIDI from SwarGroove to another device or application, if you need that.
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