Hello, I intend to restore my existing audio settings at home. Currently, I have speakers installed in various rooms, with speaker cable that goes back to a multi-zone amplifier (Control4 amplifier with 4 zones). I have a HomePod and I intend for Airplay 2 to activate the existing speakers using Apple Express Airport. I can configure the multi-zone amplifier at the output of source 1 in zone 1, source 2 in zone 2 and source 3 in zone 3. I hope this will allow me to say "Siri, play x radio on the speakers in the living room". How is the volume controlled? "Siri, set the volume of the speakers in the living room to 50%"? https://preview.redd.it/u6jgw4bhx5r61.png?width=800&format=png&auto=webp&s=0234dbf70413d4d3ad65c4115179851dee23b781
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