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HD Tutorial: Audio Converter [Why YOU need one]

Marques Brownlee@mkbhd28.8K viewsJul 15, 20096:19
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***WATCH IN HD*** Here I'll show you where you can get a free audio converter, one of the easiest to use on the internet. Also, I'll show you the reason you should get an audio converter - a lot of you may not think you need one, but trust me, you do! Here's your links: dvdvideosoft.com twitter.com Wallpaper: wall.alphacoders.com Enjoy - SUBSCRIBE

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This HD tutorial from MKBHD introduces a free audio converter bundled with the Free Studio Manager from DVDVideoSoft. The host walks through downloading the freeware bundle, installing it, and navigating the simple interface which includes an input file, an output folder, and a selection of output formats. He emphasizes the practical need for an audio converter, arguing that even casual users can benefit from converting audio to widely compatible formats like MP3 or WAV. The video demonstrates basic workflow: record audio in a preferred tool (here Audacity is used for podcast recording), save as WAV for broad compatibility, and then convert to MP3 for easier sharing or integration with video editors. He also discusses typical compatibility issues, noting that WAV is not always accepted by some programs, while MP3 is generally more universally supported. The tutorial proceeds to show how to choose the output quality, perform the conversion, and verify that the resulting file preserves audio quality in Windows Media Player. The presenter concludes by highlighting additional uses, such as importing converted audio into Camtasia Studio for video projects, and teases future hardware and software tutorials, inviting viewers to rate the video and follow his wallpaper updates on Twitter.

Topics · technology · tutorials · audio-processing · software

Questions answered

What is the recommended free tool to convert audio files mentioned in the video?
The video recommends using the Free Studio Manager from DVDVideoSoft, which includes a free audio converter.
Why might you choose WAV over MP3 when exporting audio in the tutorial?
WAV is a lossless format that preserves maximum quality, but some programs like Movie Maker or Camtasia Studio may have limited support for WAV, so converting to MP3 can improve compatibility.
How can you obtain MP3 files from an audio project created in Audacity?
Record in Audacity, save the project as WAV for broad compatibility, then use the free audio converter to export the WAV as MP3.