causing my recent issues, but im still having the same problem with audio distortion. Ive gone through the settings and changed quality from Auto to Highest, incase it was an auto misshap. as all my favorite tracks previously played pure and clear on the same system upto and including 100% of the capable volume of my system. yet over the past few days its all distorted at volume above 50%. Why is my audio getting distorted The most common reason for distortion is an input overload like the. Click on your computer’s playback device in the Sound menu and then click on the Properties button. Prior to today, everything I've played through Spotify on my computer, be it heavy metal, rock in general or trance/dance anthems has sounded true to the original. Audio enhancements can alter the pitch of your computer’s audio, skew its equalization or distort it with excessive reverberation. which remains capable of playing localized music with high Bass levels at high volume with Zero distortion. so is my audio equipment, 'Creative' speakers plugged into my computer. My system is the same as it's always been.

I've had to dial the volume back below half to prevent the distortion.

It's only been a recent occurrence but recently all music that I play at any sort of 'decent' volume becomes harshly distorted. Whilst the symptoms reported are not completely identical this does seem the most relevant post to what im experiencing. Has somebody experienced this problem themselves or has a solution for me to try? I've searched all around the internet but haven't found anything that describes my problem. I have had this problem since I switched from Intel to AMD (Ryzen R5 1600 on an Asus B350 Mainboard). An amplifier is a vital part of any sound system that boosts quiet audio signals through special cones and mechanisms in a speaker to make them much louder.

I only have this problem on my main PC and not on my laptop. The signal could be anything but a peak: it has time to do lots of things until the clipping stops. On the other hand, if the signal is heavily clipped, the chance of guessing it right is unarguably lower. Hopefully, the result will be better than the clipped version. After any song playing for around 1 minute, the audio gets distorted / crumbles (like in the attached MP3) for around 1 second, resumes for 1 second and then crumble again until I skip to the next song or pause and resume it. Of course, you have a probability of guessing how the original signal actually was, so you will probably add some distortion. I have a problem which has annoyed me for more than a year now which makes the music listening with the desktop app almost unusable.

How to distort audio