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PulseAudio is a nice piece of software and has plenty of options for tuning
your desktop audio experience. Some defaults, however, may be confusing. As
any musician I use an external sound card a lot for both practice and
recording and manually switching to it every time is really annoying.
Now I've found a simple solution for this problem. Edit
/etc/pulse/default.pa
as root and append the following line:
load-module module-switch-on-connect
Now restart PulseAudio with pulseaudio -k
. That's it, credit for the
solution goes to this answer.