Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why convert MP3 to WAV?
While converting a lossy MP3 to WAV cannot restore previously discarded frequencies, uncompressed WAV is required by older hardware samplers, game engines, and audio editing DAWs.
Q: What sample rate should I choose?
44.1 kHz is the worldwide standard for commercial music and CD distribution. 48.0 kHz is the standard for film, TV, and YouTube video editing.
Q: Are there file size limits?
No! Because processing happens in your browser memory, you can convert multi-hour tracks and DJ sets without limitations.
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