In case you move the slider more towards left, you will hear more sounds at a slightly raised volume on the left side of your headphones/earphones.
Below the option, you will have a slider to either move the sound more towards left or right. Under hearing enhancements, you will have an option called “Left/right sound balance”. Under Accessibility settings, tap on “ Hearing enhancements“.Ģ. Navigate to the bottom and tap on “ Accessibility“. To do that, head over to the System Settings. AndroidĪndroid provides the native option to balance the stereo sound, however, it’s hidden deep in the Accessibility menu.ġ. Original solution courtesy of EdRoxter from sevenforums.Adjust the Left/Right Audio Balance 1. Install and configure EqualizerAPO for your output device with only one configuration file that has only
Click the green "plus" icon to add a new configuration for your output device, then navigate to the "Include configuration file" option. If applicable, remove all pre-configured options by clicking the red "minus" icon (or, if shown, the button with two arrows pointing downwards, then "Remove"). Make sure that your device is the correct one in the dropdown menu on the top right. 
Open Equalizer APO's configuration editor. Paste the following line into it as its only content:. Create a new file in C:\Program Files\EqualizerAPO\config, name it for example swapchannels.txt. Configure it to attach to your output device (Usually something like: "Speakers - VIA HD Audio" or "Speakers - Realtek HD Audio") you can change this later with the "Configurator" tool from the Equalizer APO start menu folder. It works 100% legit and perfect with no obvious changes or software running. My front panel audio has the wrong signal to left and right, so i have had to not use it for a while until i found 1 solution online and i am today going to paste it here for others.
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