Convert Your FLAC to WAV

1) Sign up for Descript for free and log in to your account. You get one free hour of transcription per month, and no credit card is required.

2) Upload your FLAC file by dragging and dropping it into the project window. Descript will automatically process the file and prepare it for editing, displaying a "Transcribing..." pop-up.

3) After the transcription is complete, click on "Publish" and then select "Export".

4) Choose WAV as the export format and save the file to your preferred location.

5) Review the transcribed text for any errors and make necessary edits. Descript makes it easy to correct mistakes, ensuring your transcription is accurate.

• Uncompressed Quality: WAV files retain the original audio quality without any loss, ensuring pristine sound.
• Editing Flexibility: WAV files are easier to edit and manipulate in most audio editing software, including Descript.
• Compatibility: WAV is a universally accepted format, making it easier to share and use across different platforms and devices.
• Metadata Support: WAV files can store extensive metadata, which is useful for organizing and managing your audio library.
• Real-Time Processing: WAV files allow for faster real-time processing and playback, crucial for professional audio work.

• Check Sample Rates: Ensure both the FLAC and WAV files have matching sample rates to avoid any audio quality issues.
• Use High-Quality Software: Opt for reliable software like Descript to maintain the integrity of your audio during conversion.
• Batch Processing: If you have multiple files, use batch processing to save time and ensure consistency across all conversions.
• Verify File Integrity: After conversion, check the WAV files for any corruption or errors to ensure they play correctly.
• Preserve Metadata: Make sure to transfer all metadata from the FLAC files to the WAV files to keep your audio library organized.