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February 27, 2019
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so today's problem is...

  • February 27, 2019
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Me again.

Not sure if this is an Adobe problem but once in awhile I get this "cave" like sound through my earbuds, as if I weren't even wearing them. You'd think that my room was covered with speakers on the ceiling. Sometimes I pull out the headphone jack, plug in, say "Ok" to "what do you just plug in?", and it would be fine. It is now exclusively the cave sound (except music, that's fine. Spoken word, nope).

Any advice? Thanks in advance

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    ryclark
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    February 27, 2019

    What are you plugging your earbuds into? Is it the built in soundcard on your computer? Is it a Mac or a PC? If it is a PC it sounds like Windows Sound may be trying to apply some effect like Spatial Sound to your headphone output.

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    February 27, 2019

    Hi Ry. For the year I've had this PC, I've plugged the 3.5mm jack into the front port. Only had this problem here and there.

    Been all over the net for three days and can't find a solution. People keep saying go into enhancements and disable sound effects and other options, but I don't have an enhancements tab. And when I have disabled other features it doesn't do any good. I have noticed the spatial sound option inside of the sound icon choices but have it "off" and when I tried Windows Sonic for headphones that doesn't work, etc.