In addition to streaming recording, one of the tasks of the Audials software is to ensure that you can play your music and videos anywhere. For this, there’s a powerful converter that supports numerous file formats. In this newsletter, we’ll explain how to convert your files with Audials One while maintaining high quality.
How to Convert Music Files with Audials Music Converter
Learn how to convert music files with Audials Music Converter. This guide shows you how to select one or multiple tracks, choose the desired output format, preview the audio quality, and save the converted files to your PC.
- Go to Music -> My Music. Select a track you want to convert. Open its three-dot menu, choose Improve files, and then Convert.
Tip: If you have multiple tracks, select them all by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking them with the mouse, then click on the three-dot menu.
- The converter will now open. Select the file format.
On the right, you’ll see how the frequency spectrum of the track changes based on the chosen format.
By clicking the play button, you can hear how the track will sound after conversion. You can use your mouse to select whether you want to hear the beginning or the middle part of the song, for example. - If you’re satisfied with the result, you can start the conversion.
Audials will save the new version of the track on your PC. You can find the new files under Music -> My Music or in the Music folder of your PC.
Supported audio formats
AAC, AIFF, AU, FLAC, MP3, M4A, WMA and more
Our Tip: Listen to Your Music before Converting
So that you don’t have to convert your music tracks multiple times to find the best-sounding audio format, you’ll get a short preview of a few seconds before the file conversion begins.
