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This is really a supercollider question, on Linux we make the connections, on mac we let supercollider do it
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I'm on mac too and i have to restart supercollider everytime i switch... btw, i understand the latest upgrade to macos cripples the jdk so you might postpone.
If on linux you can do something like this
(require [casa.squid.jack :as jack])
(jack/ports @jack/default-client #{:audio :out})
;; See the name of the ports that overtone uses, probably Overtone:out_1 / Overtone:out_2
(jack/ports @jack/default-client #{:audio :physical :in})
;; See the names of the available audio devices
(jack/connect!
#{["Overtone:out_1" "Built-in Audio Analog Stereo:playback_FL"]
["Overtone:out_2" "Built-in Audio Analog Stereo:playback_FR"]})