The above three solutions have worked for most users in resolving the DOOM Eternal audio problems.
Changing the audio output to the Handsfree option of the earpieces has also worked for a user on Reddit, so, it’s worth a shot. Memory issues can also cause the problem. If it’s installed in C, move it to D or some other drive. Try changing the location of the game. If you are playing the game using a headphone, Bluetooth headset, or earphones do away with them as some users were able to fix the problem after they disconnected their headphones. Additional Fix for Doom No Sound and Other Audio Bugs A lot of users who were struggling with this issue for days resolved after they updated the drivers to this version. The version for the Game Ready Drivers is 445.75, so install it via GeForce Experience or manually. Update to Latest Game Ready Driver (Nvidia Users)įor Nvidia users, you are in luck because the driver released yesterday on 23rd March has a hotfix for this problem. If the issue still persists, try all the audio settings one and a time and find the perfect balance. Try playing the game and check if the audio problem is fixed. Go to the Advanced tab and select the lowest audio settings from the drop-down menu. Select the Speakers and click on Properties. From the right side of the screen, click on the link Sound Control Panel. 
To replicate the fix, follow the below steps: This error can be resolved by adjusting the audio configuration on Windows. The second problem that users encounter with DOOM Eternal audio is a buzzing, popping, or crackling sound when they play the game. Fix Audio Popping, Crackling, or Buzzing in DOOM Eternal
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