As per the title, I am having a conflict on my computer, running Debian, with two sound controllers being found.

One is a Raven/Raven2/FengHuang controller and the other is the Ryzen sound controller.

The Raven is not even returning any sound, I've tested it, but it is to this controller the system defaults to. I've even manually selected the sound controller I want to use and the moment I close the GUI it defaults to the Raven and loses sound output.

I have managed to find a few posts on the internet from 2020 reporting it was a known issue and it was due to be solved but I wasn't able to find any solution to address the problem.

As anyone had this problem and found a solution for it?

Edit

I feel the need to add this here, as it makes no sense whatsoever to me.

I have a cheap, basic, USB camera connected to the pc. The moment I added the PulseAudio soubd control, it immediatly showed the camera as being a sound input hardware. It does not have a built in microphone, to my knowledge.

Also connected to the computer, on the front port, is a combined head/microphone single jack headset, of the kind where the microphone is built into the wire. It is not recognized as a sound input device if the camera is disconnected, although it still allows output.

Added to this, under Audacity, unless I set Pulse aa the default input and output device, no sound is played or recorded.