How to convert WMA to WAV

[napamule2]

Yeah. He could have used Win's Recorder and (puckering lips) just made 'raspberry' sounds and he'd be done (hehe).
Chuck B
Napamule

[bushp04]

Not to gloss over the funny raspberry sound thing by Chuck B., but there is yet another (probably one of hundreds) sound conversion program I've tried (not using the lips): Goldwave. Its GUI appears somewhat like that of the one posted earlier in this thread, and it converts multiple sound file types. It has been around for a long time, and you can download a free trial version.

Cheers,

[Jecyhavavar]

I make use of Garageband for editing my audio since today I utilize an Ipod Nano together with iTalk as well as an Olympus microphone for recording sound. GB is definitely a lot easier for me than Audacity. Problem is actually that my own finished record from GB will be M4A record and I have to convert it to AUDIO. I experimented with importing the particular file into Audacity nevertheless the file seems weird in support of lasts a couple of seconds. Does anyone know of a good audio converter system? I work with a Mac and so i can't use some of the Windows applications. I've googled for a few, but We get so many options and also I'm questioning if any person can suggest an excellent and low-cost aac converter that works simple enough.

[Jecyhavavar]

As for aac converter, I think this aac audio converter might be suitable one.