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Pat yourself on the back > Job well done! Click “OK” and watch as your new MP3 file is created.ħ. Here you can add any pertinent metadata to your MP3 file.

We recommend checking out our recent tutorial on specifying the MP3 quality (bit rate) for fine-tuning this process. Here the user is able to select the location in which their newly rendered MP3 file will be created. This will begin the process of rendering our project in a user-selected format which in today’s walk-through will be the MP3 file type. There’s also the option of remembering the user’s preference.Ĭlick “OK” once you’ve made your selection in order to continue.

Here our readers can make the choice of either having Audacity copy the file to a local location to work from, or read the file from the location we’ve just selected. Even better, it’s a new Toddla Tsong remixed by SebastiAn - too cool! Here our readers will see we’ve selected the WAV file we’re choosing to convert to MP3. This action will allow the user to select the original WAV file to be converted to MP3 from their computer’s hard drive. For today’s walk-through, we’ll be converting a WAV file to MP3 using Audacity 1.3 Beta (Unicode) for Mac OS X. We’ve got you covered! Our recent installation tutorial includes setting up LAME too! Convert!Īudacity is capable of performing many tasks, including converting audios from one file type to another. There is one tried and true location to pick up your free download of Audacity, and that location has been, is and will continue to be in the foreseeable future. Some may even tell you that it’s Audacity, but don’t be fooled.

There are plenty of impostors out there on the web pushing their ‘free’ audio editing software. Difficulty rating? It’s as easy as A B C! Audacity? In today’s posting, we will take our readers through the steps of using our favorite free, open-source audio editing software aka Audacity to convert a WAV file to the MP3 format using Mac OS X. Not that there’s any skinning involved, just that there are literally thousands of ways to achieve this task … especially using Mac OS X.

Have you ever heard the phrase, “There’s more than one way to skin a cat”? We’re not quite sure the exact origin of this saying, but we know now that it can be easily applied to the task of converting WAV files to MP3.