Awave Studio v.10.5
	Audio Converter - Instrument Editor - Music Performer
	Try the free shareware (size: 1.8 MB).
	Buy the full version (price: $129:95)
	Runs under: Windows 7 / Vista / XP
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Awave Studio is a multi-purpose audio tool that reads a veritable host of audio carrying file formats from different platforms, synthesizers, trackers, mobile phones… you name it! — It can be used in a variety of ways: As an audio file format converter, an audio editor, a multi-format sound player, and last but not least, as a generic synthesizer instrument editor. It is the swiss army knife for anyone working with digital audio or synthesizers!

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Here are just a few examples of common tasks for Awave Studio:



	Convert different types of audio files between more or less obscure file formats.
	Buy a "sample-CD" (or download instruments) from then net, then use Awave Studio to convert it to a format that your own synth can read. Besides a vast array of different synth-formats, it also supports MIDI SDS, and SCSI SMDI transfers.
	Play MIDI songs that comes with custom 'instrument banks', or render them to an audio clip (eg. a MP3) using the built in high-quality software synthesizer.
	Do audio editing tasks such as resampling, fading in and out, normalizing amplitudes, applying effects, and much more.
	Use it as an instrument editor for your synthesizer, sound card, or soft-synth plug.


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File formats galore: Awave Studio can read almost any imaginable audio file format - in total ~290 formats - and it can write ~135 formats! → See the complete file formats list! Some synthesizers use disk formats and file systems that are not recognized by Windows - but the program can still read many of them by communicating directly with the hardware. → See the list of special I/O formats! Full support for up to 32-bit floating point sample data format guarantees that the highest audio quality is maintained during all conversion and audio processing operations.

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