Files can sound like they overlap, start before the previous file is finished, when you enable Crossfading. Crossfade blends files together on playback.
To solve:
- Disable Play > Crossfade from the Main Menu. This disables all crossfading.
- Instead to globally disable crossfading you can disable it per Type, which for example allows you to disable crossfading for Audiobooks while maintaining it for Music. Go to Tools > Options > Playback rules from the Main Menu and for the Type(s) you want to disable enable the option ‘Disable crossfading’.
- If you want to fine tune how much of a file MediaMonkey crossfades go to Tools > Options > Output Plug-ins from the Main Menu, select the enabled Output Plug-in and click Configure. Depending on the Output Plug-in you may have an option to set how long MediaMonkey should crossfade.
- Silence removal, which happens at the beginning and end of a file, may also cause you to perceive an overlapping. Go to Tools > Options > Output Plug-ins from the Main Menu, select the enabled Output Plug-in and click Configure. Depending on the Output Plug-in you may have an option enable silence removal, disable it here.