WAV files are the de-facto standard sound file format used on Windows
and DOS machines. You can create WAV files easily if you have a sound card
and a recording program (usually one ships with the card). Just about any
Windows or DOS machine can play sound files as long as they have a sound
card.
Some excellent digital audio editors are listed below.
- CoolEdit
- If your Windows computer has a sound card or sound module (as almost
all do), Cool Edit 2000 can turn it into a recording studio with all of
the features used by professional audio engineers.
- GoldWave - GoldWave is a
digital audio editor. It is ideal for people who need to work with audio
for CD editing, games, Java applications, Web pages, radio and TV, or
just for fun. You can use it to make everything from elaborate answering
machine messages to professional, high quality CD audio content.
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