DJ-ing / Producing / How to convert .WAV to .MP3 (320 kbps)

I bought all these tracks in .WAV (highest quality thisthat ) format, but by the time I got my gear it would not play this format.

So is there a way to convert these tracks to .MP3 (320 kbps) in a way in which I loose as less quality as possible? Or should I just "rip" them with, for example Audacity?

format factory

On 13-01-2011 15:32:02, Rum-P wrote:

I bought all these tracks in .WAV (highest quality thisthat ) format, but by the time I got my gear it would not play this format.

So is there a way to convert these tracks to .MP3 (320 kbps) in a way in which I loose as less quality as possible? Or should I just "rip" them with, for example Audacity?

itunes converts .WAV to .MP3 for you.

Switch Sound File Converter, gratis en awesomeness

On 13-01-2011 15:33:17, lawless29 wrote:

format factory

When you use that program, do you loose your original file? Because it want to keep them, by the time I get some decent gear , so if I will loose them while using this program I will first make a back-up.


ps. Same question for all the other surgestions

Edited by Rum-P on 13-01-2011 15:37

audicity even?

Audacity downloaden(gratis) liedje importeren en exporteren als MP3.

Edited by Dakpan on 13-01-2011 15:40

On 13-01-2011 15:36:57, Dakpan wrote:

Audacity downloaden(gratis) liedje importeren en exporteren als MP3.

wat hij zei

On 13-01-2011 15:36:37, Rum-P wrote:

[...]

When you use that program, do you loose your original file? Because it want to keep them, by the time I get some decent gear , so if I will loose them while using this program I will first make a back-up.


ps. Same question for all the other surgestions

no you will not loose your originals but be on the safe side & copy them to another folder then do it.

if you feel shady about using the program & then it does... which it shouldn't you have a back up copy of the originals

Edited by Loony on 13-01-2011 15:45

Edited by Loony on 13-01-2011 15:45

download free version of Switch

On 13-01-2011 15:36:54, Star wrote:

audicity even?

+ lame_enc.dll

# The first time you use the "Export as MP3" command, Audacity will ask for the location of "lame_enc.dll". Navigate to "C:\Program Files\Lame for Audacity", select "lame_enc.dll", then click "Open" and "OK".

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/faq?s=install&i=lame-mp3

Thanks all

I have got enough info, this topic can be closed in my opinion.

adobe audition 3 for windows ...i cant use it on mac

I use Mediacoder.... It's easy to use

On 13-01-2011 16:08:02, Rum-P wrote:

this topic can be closed in my opinion.

Edited by Jro_ on 13-01-2011 16:24

Je kan in Audacity bij de opties instellen hoeveel KBPS het nummer moet zijn.
Hij staat standaard op 128 geloof ik, dus wel ff aanpassen!

On 13-01-2011 16:08:02, Rum-P wrote:

this topic can be closed in my opinion.

On 13-01-2011 16:08:02, Rum-P wrote:

this topic can be closed in my opinion.

On 13-01-2011 16:08:02, Rum-P wrote:

this topic can be closed in my opinion.