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Audio File Editing
Audio file editing refers to opening, editing, and saving audio files.
File Handling in the Audio Editor
Saving in Another Format
You can change the file format, sampling frequency, bit resolution, and stereo/mono status when saving.
Changing the Format
When changing the sample rate, bit resolution, and number of channels of an audio file, several operations are performed.

Changing the Format

When changing the sample rate, bit resolution, and number of channels of an audio file, several operations are performed.

Sample Rate: If a new sample rate is specified, a sample rate conversion is performed.
Bit Resolution: If a different bit resolution is specified, the file is either truncated down to 8 bits, or padded up to 64 bits. If you are converting to a lower bit resolution, you should consider adding dithering.
Mono/Stereo: If the file is converted from mono to stereo, the same material is used in both channels. If the conversion is from stereo to mono, a mix of the two channels is created.