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Goldwave batch conversion .mel ->
.wav
This will work for most MEL files, SSI as well as user
made. However once in a while you will/can run into MEL files that uses
other sample rates (the 22050 number), and may be in stereo. If a
converted file plays to fast or too slow, try adjusting the 22050 number
to 44100 and/or select stereo.
Quick guide by Toliy (slight adjusted)
- Download Goldwave
(it is shareware).
- Start Goldwave.
- Go Options->File Types; you want to
add a new file type to the program.
- Type in mel for File extension.
- Select Rate 22050 Hz.
- Set Skip Bytes to 24.
- Select Format PCM.
- Select Attributes 16 bit, mono, signed.
- Click on the Plus icon to add file type.
- Click Close.
- Go File->Batch Conversion.
- Click Add Files to select .mel files to
convert (use Ctrl+click to select multiple files).
- Destination settings should be Wave
(.wav) with the same attributes.
- Select directory converted .wav files
should be created in.
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Goldwave batch conversion .mus ->
.wav
This will work for all but the xxplay1-2.mus files. For
the xxplay1-2.mus files you need 16bit 22050 stereo. If you dont do Stereo
for the xxplay1-2.mus files, they will play at half speed.
Quick guide by Toliy (slight adjusted)
- Download Goldwave
(it is shareware).
- Start Goldwave.
- Go Options->File Types; you want to
add a new file type to the program.
- Type in mus for File extension.
- Select Rate 22050 Hz.
- Set Skip Bytes to 0.
- Select Format PCM.
- Select Attributes 16 bit, mono, signed.
- Click on the Plus icon to add file type.
- Click Close.
- Go File->Batch Conversion.
- Click Add Files to select .mus files to
convert (use Ctrl+click to select multiple files).
- Destination settings should be Wave
(.wav) with the same attributes.
- Select directory converted .wav files
should be created in.
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