It’s turned up.
Turn it down.
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Not sure, but maybe this is a pipewire vs pulseaudio thing. Enable pipewire on Debian
Debian 12 with Gnome uses pipewire for audio.
Sounds like the gain is way different on your input.
Too high will cause increased levels of distortion
use a mixer application (there are a lot) and check the levels and if maybe a gain boost is activated (not all hardware has it)