Altarsoft Audio Converter

If you’re working on a project in which you want to include multimedia files, chances are the destination only supports files with custom specifications and formats. There’s no other way around this issue except to convert to the required format, and this can easily be accomplished with Altarsoft Audio Converter.

Visual design and file support

The application comes with a minimalistic main window in an attempt to let even inexperienced individuals get acquainted with the set of features in a jiffy. It manages to accomplish this, with most of the space used to store and show related details of target files, while the upper toolbar is fitted with buttons for all functions you need.
Files can either be imported via drag and drop, or relying on the built-in dialogs that let you select individual files, or the entire content of a folder. Although not abundant, file support is pretty decent, and you can use the application to convert from WAV, MP3, OGG, WMA, and APE, to the same types. In addition, audio tracks can be ripped from CDs.

Choose output destination, type, and quality

Visiting the options menu is a good idea before putting the conversion process in motion. For instance, it’s the place where you can choose to save new files in the same directory, while removing the original ones, or selecting an entire different folder. Thread priority can also be set with a simple selection.
Moreover, the settings menu gives you the possibility to choose the output format, which is one of the types mentioned above. Apart from format, the application comes with several input fields with which to adjust bitrate, quality, compression rate, channels, sample rate, and more.

To sum it up

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Altarsoft Audio Converter is a reliable application that can be used to quickly convert audio files to the type you need. Quality settings let you keep it intact, or even enhance it, and file support provides enough flexibility. Although you can’t merge them all in a single output file, it’s worth at least a try overall.