Informer · October 24, 2018

• Download Echo Digital Audio Driver Downloads

One day I opened Youtube, clicked on one video that I can‘t remember now and the flick started playing with echo. I mean, the sound was with echo on Windows 10 platform. At first my thought was – somebody messed up the sound configuration while making the video. So I listened to it (the sound was somewhat similar to coming out of a cave) and din‘t bother much. Next time I tried to listed – the same thing happened. Youtube problem? No way, all the digital audio whether video or simple MP3 were with echo.

Echo FireWire Drivers is a program marketed by Echo Digital Audio. Frequently, computer users choose to uninstall this application. This can be troublesome because removing this by hand takes some know-how regarding Windows internal functioning. I was curious as to whether my Echo Audio interfaces (Indigo IO and Audiofire 8) would operate under W10, so I enquired and received this replay from Echo: 'We aren't planning any further driver updates for either the Indigo or the Audiofire. We need to do more testing to see how well the current drivers work with Windows 10. Echo Digital Audio. See below for details on how we can take your interface to the next level! If it started making this forum. And outputs for the driver update our drivers. The firmware and driver code has been extensively optimized, with particular attention paid to audiofire 12. Download (990 Ko) Echo24 Driver 6.04: Freeware: App. Freeware by Echo Digital Audio. Echo Indigo Driver: Drivers - Driver for Indigo (PCMCIA Type II Cardbus).

To cut things short, after Windows 10 update my Realtek audio somehow „decided“ that my current sound environment was no longer suitable for me and changed it to „arena“ effects. That was the cause of the cave/ arena sound. I also browsed some forums and there were also other causes for this weird cave sound coming from headphones. Some people reported that after updating their audio drivers they got rid of the echo. Well, I will bring up what worked for me.

To change that annoying echo sound on Windows 10 (or check if it‘s enabled) follow these steps:

1. Right click on the sound icon on the right and click on open sound settings:

2. In the next window select your output device and click on device properties.
3. In newly opened Realtek (that‘s my sound card, yours could be different) digital output properties window click on Enhancements tab and choose None in the Settings field. Then click OK and Apply and this should fix it.

Mine was set to Arena, you can also notice a Cave settings. So yeah, the sound coming from a cave in Windows 10 is the real deal – it exists. 🙂

Download Echo Digital Audio Driver Downloads