The sound output device used for playback can be selected in the Sound preferences panel accessible by choosing Preferences in the Amadeus Pro menu.
Like the situation for recording, from the point of view of
Amadeus Pro’s playback function, every sound input
device has 5 virtual
channels: front left, front right, back
left, back right and center. It is possible to assign the physical
channels of your input device to the 5 virtual channels by clicking on
Advanced settings in that preferences dialog. On a normal
two-channel output device (built-in speakers for example) the virtual
center channel is assigned to the first available physical channel,
which is usually the left speaker. Therefore, a mono track set up to
play back on the center channel has a good chance of being played back
through your left speaker. If you wish it to be played on both
speakers simultaneously, you should select front or
back in the Playback menu of the track.
Note: By default, the output device used for playback is the one selected in the Sound system preferences dialog. However, if you set a playback device using Amadeus Pro’s preferences, this takes precedence over any settings that you may have in the system preferences. The setting will also be remembered from one session to the next.