wav to mp3 conversion

January 24th, 2002

hey, i have some recorded wav files which i want to convert into mp3s...i tried a few programs, but when i convert em, the sound comes all fuzzy ...
i really need these converted without the fuzzy noise coming in...any ideas?

thnx

-{bLaDe}

January 24th, 2002

HI Blade...

im not very good at MP3 stuff but i have used this

http://www.cdex.n3.net/

its free ....

Hope it helps

**MdSalih** · January 24th, 2002

Audio Catalyst is a good programme i hear...

MdSalih

January 25th, 2002

thanks, but nop, no matter what program i use, the sound comes all scratchy and fuzzy ... i discoverd if i try to encode them in a higher bit rate, the sound becomes even fuzzyer...if i lower the bit rate, the quality is cheap.

these are .wav files I recorded throu sound recorder.

thnx

-{bLaDe}

January 25th, 2002

Have you tried Cooledit 2000?

January 29th, 2002

lame is the best, IMHO. Use Exact Audio Copy to rip the CD, and then encode using LAME and the -r3mix standard. Best sounding .mp3's I've ever ripped.

January 29th, 2002

thnx for the replys,
but when i convert an mp3 to wav and then .wav to .mp3, it works perfectly ...
but these .wav files which i wanna convert, are recorded using sound recorder, throu the mic ... and when i convert em to mp3 they have a fuzzy, noise

I have tried those programs but i still get the same results.

thnx

-{bLaDe}

January 29th, 2002

i don't think there's a proggie out there that'll let you convert ur .wav to .mp3 without the fuzzy sound. i think what you might have to do is first reduce the background noise on your .wav file, since i think you mentioned that you recorded it through a mic. anyway, reduce it as much as you can (iono with what proggie thoe) and then when you convert, there won't be as much fuzzy sound. :P iono i'm sure you've already thought of that, and i apologize if i'm no help at all...

**Electronic Punk** · January 31st, 2002

AudioCatalyst is cool..
CoolEdit 2000 / Pro has a cool addon that will remove hissing / pops / clicks with varying degrees of success, pretty cool, tho I now use soundforge 5 for most of my audio-editing.

January 31st, 2002

Hey try dBPowerAMP, I use this program to convert my .wav files into mp3's and I never get any fuzzy noise. It lets you convert them into different bitrates too. Its a pretty handy program, try it out at http://www.dbpoweramp.com/. You might need to download a codec though.

January 31st, 2002

Originally posted by HoVnO
Hey try dBPowerAMP, I use this program to convert my .wav files into mp3's and I never get any fuzzy noise. It lets you convert them into different bitrates too. Its a pretty handy program, try it out at http://www.dbpoweramp.com/. You might need to download a codec though.

Damn thanks man! with a lil tweaking here and there, it worked PERFECTLY! thnx a lot, and thnx for all the replys ppl!

-{bLaDe}

January 31st, 2002

No problem. This program is the best out there of its type. I recommend it to anyone who ever wants to convert their music files to other ones. Or just to change the bitrate of their MP3's. This program supports almost every music file format, all you need to do is download the codec from the website.

January 24th, 2002	Top \| #1
1bLaDe1 Unregistered Posts: n/a	wav to mp3 conversion hey, i have some recorded wav files which i want to convert into mp3s...i tried a few programs, but when i convert em, the sound comes all fuzzy ... i really need these converted without the fuzzy noise coming in...any ideas? thnx -{bLaDe}

January 31st, 2002	Top \| #11
1bLaDe1 Unregistered Posts: n/a	Originally posted by HoVnO Hey try dBPowerAMP, I use this program to convert my .wav files into mp3's and I never get any fuzzy noise. It lets you convert them into different bitrates too. Its a pretty handy program, try it out at http://www.dbpoweramp.com/. You might need to download a codec though. Damn thanks man! with a lil tweaking here and there, it worked PERFECTLY! thnx a lot, and thnx for all the replys ppl! -{bLaDe}

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January 24th, 2002	Top \| #2
max Unregistered Posts: n/a	HI Blade... im not very good at MP3 stuff but i have used this http://www.cdex.n3.net/ its free .... Hope it helps

January 24th, 2002	Top \| #3
MdSalih The Boss Joined: December 2001 Location: Birmingham, UK Posts: 1,730 Reputation: 90 Power: 145	Audio Catalyst is a good programme i hear... MdSalih

January 25th, 2002	Top \| #4
1bLaDe1 Unregistered Posts: n/a	thanks, but nop, no matter what program i use, the sound comes all scratchy and fuzzy ... i discoverd if i try to encode them in a higher bit rate, the sound becomes even fuzzyer...if i lower the bit rate, the quality is cheap. these are .wav files I recorded throu sound recorder. thnx -{bLaDe}

January 25th, 2002	Top \| #5
Led2112 Unregistered Posts: n/a	Have you tried Cooledit 2000?

January 29th, 2002	Top \| #6
Shover Bot Unregistered Posts: n/a	lame is the best, IMHO. Use Exact Audio Copy to rip the CD, and then encode using LAME and the -r3mix standard. Best sounding .mp3's I've ever ripped.

January 29th, 2002	Top \| #7
1bLaDe1 Unregistered Posts: n/a	thnx for the replys, but when i convert an mp3 to wav and then .wav to .mp3, it works perfectly ... but these .wav files which i wanna convert, are recorded using sound recorder, throu the mic ... and when i convert em to mp3 they have a fuzzy, noise I have tried those programs but i still get the same results. thnx -{bLaDe}

January 29th, 2002	Top \| #8
emmie-chan Unregistered Posts: n/a	i don't think there's a proggie out there that'll let you convert ur .wav to .mp3 without the fuzzy sound. i think what you might have to do is first reduce the background noise on your .wav file, since i think you mentioned that you recorded it through a mic. anyway, reduce it as much as you can (iono with what proggie thoe) and then when you convert, there won't be as much fuzzy sound. :P iono i'm sure you've already thought of that, and i apologize if i'm no help at all...

January 31st, 2002	Top \| #9
Electronic Punk The Last High Joined: December 2001 Location: London Posts: 18,510 Blog Entries: 51 Reputation: 3652 Power: 349	AudioCatalyst is cool.. CoolEdit 2000 / Pro has a cool addon that will remove hissing / pops / clicks with varying degrees of success, pretty cool, tho I now use soundforge 5 for most of my audio-editing.

January 31st, 2002	Top \| #10
HoVnO Unregistered Posts: n/a	Hey try dBPowerAMP, I use this program to convert my .wav files into mp3's and I never get any fuzzy noise. It lets you convert them into different bitrates too. Its a pretty handy program, try it out at http://www.dbpoweramp.com/. You might need to download a codec though.

January 31st, 2002	Top \| #12
HoVnO Unregistered Posts: n/a	No problem. This program is the best out there of its type. I recommend it to anyone who ever wants to convert their music files to other ones. Or just to change the bitrate of their MP3's. This program supports almost every music file format, all you need to do is download the codec from the website.