HELP! My sound is distorted when I export from Final Cut Pro 10.3

How do I use Compressor 4.1 with Final Cut Pro 10.3? My sound is all distorted when I download! HELP!!!

You mean 10.0.3, I suppose. This is a VERY old version and it does not work in Mavericks; Compressor 4.1 is a recent version and maybe there is some incompatibility.
You should update to 10.1.1, but 10.1 introduced significant changes. Before updating, follow these excellent recommendations and tutorials from Steve Martin and Mark Spencer:
rippletraining.com/fcpx-features.html

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