Thanks, I realized the mistake too, but it's not good, there is no equlizer, just that, how can I get the other settings without the sonic?
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It's unbelievable and annoying to me that they can't leave it in the software by default (as before)
I've tried SS3 too, but my problem is that even though all effects are disabled, it's still like I'm in church, especially the games, it's really bad ...
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It's unbelievable and annoying to me that they can't leave it in the software by default (as before)
I've tried SS3 too, but my problem is that even though all effects are disabled, it's still like I'm in church, especially the games, it's really bad ...
ScomComputers LTD. wrote:
Thanks, I realized the mistake too, but it's not good, there is no equlizer, just that, how can I get the other settings without the sonic?
Click image for larger version.
It's unbelievable and annoying to me that they can't leave it in the software by default (as before)
I've tried SS3 too, but my problem is that even though all effects are disabled, it's still like I'm in church, especially the games, it's really bad ...
You have to disable audio enhancements in sound properties. But you won't be able to use things such as EQ and other effects, it will ignore Realtek Audio Console audio tweaks, except sampling rate, volume and amplification level.
Microsoft F up again. In WIn11 loudness equalization is enabled if audio enhancements turned on. That's why you can hear this "church effect". A holy blessing from Microsoft's cheap indian outsource programmers and blue hair LGBT Twitter retards from California who whine all day long instead of doing their job.
Rocket Scientist wrote:
You have to disable audio enhancements in sound properties. But you won't be able to use things such as EQ and other effects, it will ignore Realtek Audio Console audio tweaks, except sampling rate, volume and amplification level.
Microsoft F up again. In WIn11 loudness equalization is enabled if audio enhancements turned on. That's why you can hear this "church effect". A holy blessing from Microsoft's cheap indian outsource programmers and blue hair LGBT Twitter retards from California who whine all day long instead of doing their job.
Thank you so much for wanting to help, but I don't have that setting! Z690 Strix A mobo with ALC4080 audio codec ... I'm very angry because I'm just sucking on it, before that there was an MSI Z590 motherboard with ALC4080 codec and there was nothing wrong with setting it up from the realtek console, I don't know why asus disabled it!
I am very angry about this .... it would be nice if someone would help, thank you very much!
ScomComputers LTD. wrote:
Thank you so much for wanting to help, but I don't have that setting! Z690 Strix A mobo with ALC4080 audio codec ... I'm very angry because I'm just sucking on it, before that there was an MSI Z590 motherboard with ALC4080 codec and there was nothing wrong with setting it up from the realtek console, I don't know why asus disabled it!
I am very angry about this .... it would be nice if someone would help, thank you very much!
How about this one? If you have it, then enable it and disable again, even if it was disabled by default (because of Win11 bug).
If you don't have it then you can uninstall Realtek audio drivers and use default Microsoft driver, as temporary solution. It should remove "church effect". Almost all Realtek audio settings (like Sonic Studio 3) won't work without enhancements enabled anyway.
Rocket Scientist wrote:
How about this one? If you have it, then enable it and disable again, even if it was disabled by default (because of Win11 bug).
If you don't have it then you can uninstall Realtek audio drivers and use default Microsoft driver, as temporary solution. It should remove "church effect". Almost all Realtek audio settings (like Sonic Studio 3) won't work without enhancements enabled anyway.
Thanks a lot .... a driver reinstall has been released, but now I'm a little confused what to disable and what to allow?
That's good? This church echo goes to my brain ... 🙂
ScomComputers LTD. wrote:
Thanks a lot .... a driver reinstall has been released, but now I'm a little confused what to disable and what to allow?
Rocket Scientist wrote:
Thank you very much...but it is not good, it is very bad if they are off...
I just need an old "loundness" and a "high" sound highlight, without church echo... 😮
I don't know if there is a "mode",because I've seen modified realtek drivers with the old/hidden functions restored....
