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    No need to stop `pulseaudio`.

    Reference: https://askubuntu.com/questions/945721/ubuntu-16-04-on-macbook-pro-no-sound-with-jackd-although-alsa-is-working?newreg=ecde5e0ef1bb4c05b632e60308b9043e#comment1505791_946160
    Reference: https://askubuntu.com/questions/945721/ubuntu-16-04-on-macbook-pro-no-sound-with-jackd-although-alsa-is-working#comment1505791_946160
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    1. Click __Start__
    1. Start Bitwig and select "JACK" as the __Driver model__

    No need to stop `pulseaudio`.
    No need to stop `pulseaudio`.

    Reference: https://askubuntu.com/questions/945721/ubuntu-16-04-on-macbook-pro-no-sound-with-jackd-although-alsa-is-working?newreg=ecde5e0ef1bb4c05b632e60308b9043e#comment1505791_946160
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    1. Open `qjackctl`
    1. Click __Setup...__
    1. Choose "alsa" as the __Driver__
    1. Choose the analog interface as the __Interface__ (in my case it is `hw:PCH,0`)
    1. Go to the __Advanced__ tab
    1. Enter the number of inputs in the first textbox next to __Channels I/O__ (`2` in my case)
    1. Enter the number of outputs in the second textbox next to __Channels I/O__ (`2` in my case)
    1. Click __OK__
    1. Click __Start__
    1. Start Bitwig and select "JACK" as the __Driver model__

    No need to stop `pulseaudio`.