Recorded computer audio sounds slow and distorted (Windows)
Recorded computer audio sounds slow and distorted (Windows)
If you are recording your computer's system audio and getting a slow and distorted sound then the steps below may help fix the problem.
Steps to fix slow and distorted sound when recording your computer's system audio:
- Right clicking the speaker icon next to the clock in the lower right of your screen choose "Playback devices"
- Right click on the currently selected speakers and choose the "Configure Speakers" option.
- Make sure the "Audio channels" setting is set to "Stereo".
If you are getting low and distorted audio when recording your microphone on Windows 10 then please follow these steps:
- Right click on the Sound icon on your bottom right.
- Click on Recording devices
- Right click on the microphone.
- Click on the Properties
- Click on Enhancements tab
- Check the 'Disable' box inside the box.
- Click 'Ok'
If you don't see an Enhancements tab then look for a "Signal Enhancements" section in the "Advanced" tab and uncheck that box.

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