Audio Messed Up

[Renegade Angel]

Hey all,

 

Just recently I was mixing some music for a party next week (woooot!) So I was messing with some EQ settings after I got bored and then, after I reset everything I went to bed. So I woke up the next morning and I wanted to listen to some music, so I made sure the equalizer and everything was reset, then tried to play a song. So, I couldnt barely hear the vocals (it sounded like the singer had tape over their mouth and was whispering XD) but I tried turning the EQ on and off and nothing seemed to work. Does anyone know whats wrong? I know I wasnt very descriptive, but its kind of hard top describe this.

 

By the way, I'm pretty sure I have Legacy Audio Drivers, and the EQ I use is from RealTek HD. (Maybe I have realtek, I'm not sure because it lists both under devices, so...)

[Jae Onasi]

This sounds like a job for the Super-Techs! Moving to the General Tech Discussion forum....

[stingerhs]

come on, you know we can't help you w/o knowing your sound card and CPU type.

 

although i will go ahead and ask the obvious: did you check the volume settings and your speaker/headphone connections??

[Renegade Angel]

Yes, I did, but I tried something else too just the other day. I changed the "Wave" setting by moving its slider from the middle all the way to the left (right works too) and it sounds fine again, but some noises that only are supposed to come from one headphone I cannot hear (depending on what I changed my wave setting to)

[stingerhs]

if you're using headphones, make sure that you're sound card is configured for 2.0 channel output and then make sure that the headphones are plugged into the correct port.

 

i've had that problem before, and that was the solution i used to fix it.