[mmstick]

Regression. Changing the microphone volume slider will apply that volume to the speaker instead of the microphone. May need to add a newtype for preventing sink/source volumes getting mixed up.

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[jacobgkau]

Was #1482 what this was a regression from?

[jacobgkau]

Confirmed this fixes the input slider in the applet-- it used to control the output volume (which also moved the output slider), but after this change, it correctly changes the input volume instead.

All other features of the audio applet are working as expected; that applet is the only one being touched by this PR.

[mmstick]

Yes, a regression from the debounce PR