Awave Studio file format support


The big list below indicates which file formats that Awave Studio can read and/or write. The listed file extension is the one most commonly used - but usually the program can correctly determine the file format even if the file extension is wrong. The following symbols are used in the table:

Note: 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. For more on this, see the List of special I/O formats!

Note: You can also save MIDI songs and/or tracks to any format with the symbol in list below - in this case, the program will automatically render a recording from the note data!

Note: Also supports are several formats using other synthesis models, more specifically Phase modulation synthesis (a.k.a. Yamaha FM-synthesis), and an Additive synthesis hybrid (a.k.a. Roland LA-synthesis). Such file formats are marked with S in the list.