Sound Formats

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MP3

  • Very portable can be played by any audio software and used to share audio online

  • Lossy compression

  • Quality can be so close to original that human ears can’t hear the difference

  • Most portable audio devices use MP3

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MIDI

  • Can only be played through software that interprets MIDI formats

  • Digital signals are recorded

  • Can be played back as a range of sampled sound

  • Does not actually sample sounds- cannot be used to record real audio

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WAV

  • Very portable can be played by any audio software

  • Lossless compression

  • Used by audio professionals and CDs to record sounds

  • Large files sizes - rarely used online/portable devices

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WMA

  • Fairly portable - play on most audio devices but not all

  • Developed by Microsoft to compete with MP3

  • Not very popular

  • Lossy compression and can can be varied

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