Here are the test files and what they output in MediaInfo : Ĭomplete name : /home/user/Documents/audiotest wav/32bit.wavĢ4 bit file exported from Edison : GeneralĬomplete name : /home/user/Documents/audiotest wav/edison.wavĢ4 bit file converted with FFmpeg : GeneralĬomplete name : /home/user/Documents/audiotest wav/ffmpeg. As I don't want to export them all individually, i wanted to know if there's any way to fix this in FFmpeg or in another audio converter. The quality of a compact disc has a depth (bit depth) of 16 bits and a sampling rate of 44.1 kHz. I then tested some things and Omnisphere seems to support the audio exported from Edison, which is FL Studio audio editing and recording tool. Tag: bit depth fl studio AUDIO WHY SEND MY WAV FILES TO 16 BITS, 44,100HZ Many will ask, what do we mean by the technical term of 44,100Hz at 16 bits That term refers to the coding standard with which the compact disc was marketed in the 80’s. I tried to convert them all with FFmpeg but Omnisphere doesn't support them. wav ones because i want to import them into Omnisphere, a virtual synth.
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