Workaround
Per this comment you may be able to resolve sound issues with Razer audio devices by unchecking the "Enable audio enhancements" option in your device's speaker properties. Some users also report that toggling the spatial sound option improves surround sound issues.
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Sound broken with THX spatial audio
When using THX spatial audio on my Razer Nari headphones the audio is broken sounding. switching the feature off doesn't fix it. the only way to fix it is to switch the sound output device to the normal mode instead of spatial audio. (a bit of a hassle in window 10)
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I'm not sure what "broken sounding" might mean, but I have had some issues with sound distortion. In my case, they seem related to a separate problem, described in MCPE-49613, in which sound volume is very dependent on the angle between the sound source and the player's line of sight. Do you also have that experience? If so, I propose to merge these issues.
I'm experiencing the same issues with my Razer Nari. The music is like weird creepy static that's distant. Someone shared a video of the sound glitch that I'm experiencing. https://youtu.be/GmCfjWaKCCY
Disabling "Enable Audio enchantments" under the speaker properties of the THX Spatial sound device fixes the issue but that stops extra signal processing. So maybe and issue with Razer or Windows? The "broken sounding" is audio being sort of corrupt. I also apologise for the late replying I wasn't getting email notifications. Auldrick
Hi to anyone who still has this issue I found a way to fix it.
Just follow these methods and check if it works for you
Settings > Sound > Razer Headphones (what peripheral you use) > click (>) or properties > find audio enhancement > turn it off.
[media]Audio does sound weird. I'll hit someone and if I turn around or something randomly the hot sound fades away and sounds randomly fade in and out
For users searching these threads with audio distortion and no specific headphones. I had spatial sound set to "Windows Sonic for Headphones" turned on. This affected my server and local play.
Turning off Spatial Soiund returned the sound to normal.
So I had some weird audio spotting (I'm having difficulty trying to explain exactly how it sounded but it was kinda crackly and poppy but spotty and inconsistent nonetheless) and deduced it was something to do with my audio driver (realtek audio). Uninstalling and reinstalling the driver did nothing, and my get-around for the audio issue was to instead use some bluetooth speakers. However, after coming across this thread and reading the comments about Windows Spatial Sound, all I had to do was toggle the option (it was originally off for me) and it resolved my audio issues.
Don't know if it'll help anyone's issues or not, but it helped me.
Thank you for your report!
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This also happens to me on Razer Kraken (2019) with Razer's 7.1 Surround Sound enabled. (Works fine I use the default system drivers though)