Windows 10
A Microsoft operating system that runs on personal computers and tablets.
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Download and install Sonic Studio 3 from Microsoft Store and recheck the issue.
Edge updates redirect sound control
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Steven Maguire
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I seems Microsoft in their infinity to control users systems has does it again. I have had my system to five years and enjoy listening to music from various sites. My system came with an app, "sonic studio 3," that lets the user control, "equalize," the sound running windows 10 pro.
Now, due to recent updates, Microsoft has taken it way and Sound from Edge is like listening underwater. I have verified this from many forums users including here and that is also in Windows 11. Please fix this!
Here's a quote from an Asus Technician regarding the issue.
Hello Steven
"Thomas_Yiu@asus.com:
We confirmed that studio sound effects do not work when using Windows 10 Edge and other browsers. The edge restricts access to studio sound effects. "
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Steven Maguire 336 Reputation points
2023-09-20T01:35:13.7733333+00:00 Sonic studio 3 is not in the Microsoft store.