Crackly audio after exporting

Just finished a short video and I thought it was all fine but when I export the video I get very noticable audio crackle. The crackle isn't there when played in the timeline.
I have tried exporting as a master file as well as Apple devices but get the same crackle. I tried exporting just the audio through the master file option as an aiff and the audio was perfect.
Audio used in project was converted to 48khz and are aiff files.
FCPX version 10.0.9 and OSX 9
Any ideas please.

Turns out it was an issue to do with my imac being connected through ONYX 1620i.
With that out the wasy the sound is fine.

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