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Awave Audio (zip)

Awave Audio is an audio file format batch converter. Features include: Support for about 90 audio file formats. Optional effects processing using built in effects and DirectX plug-ins. Professional noise shaped dithering. State of the art sample rate conversion resampling options. Optional psycho-acoustical corrected volume normalization. 24-bit multi-channel audio supported....

Tags: Audio, Awave Audio

Software downloads 2007-08-29

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