Make sure the PCM channel is 100%, too. Furthermore, you can amplify sound by reducing Amplification value (dB) in DSBMixer: File → Preferences → Advanced. Try 12. Values too low will lead to clipping.
I had the same issue on a MacBook Pro Mid-2015. No sound. First, I opened up a terminal and and typed the following as root:
dmesg | grep pcm
This will list all sound devices and (should) name your hardware. ( This may detect your internal speakers)
My speaker fails to be addressed but is available through my headphone port. And this port is named as unit 2. So this code sorted the problem:
sysctl hw.snd.default_unit=2
NomadBSD, as far as I can tell, loads audio/sound kernel modules automatically so you don’t have enable them by typing as root in the command line:
kldload snd_driver
I opened an audio application (Audacious) and there was sound and music loud and clear, but only through the headphone port. This is not a brilliant solution but is OK for me since I have, and am happy to use external speakers.