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Q: Can I convert a mixed track into separate stems?

A: We don’t offer the ability to separate a mixed track into stems directly. But if you need individual tracks, you’ll have to isolate them beforehand. Once you have the separate tracks, you can convert them into the format you need.

Q: Can I convert audio for use in games?

A: Yes, you can! Whether it’s background music, sound effects, or voiceovers, you can convert your audio to the required format for gaming applications. Just upload your files, convert them, and you’re ready for the next level!

Q: Can I convert a file from a streaming service like Spotify?

A: While we can’t directly extract audio from streaming services like Spotify, you can record the audio first and then upload it to RunConvert. Just remember, ensure you're following all legal guidelines when recording or downloading.

Q: Can I edit the audio during conversion?

A: RunConvert is focused on fast and easy conversions, so editing isn’t part of the process right now. However, you can edit your audio before uploading it to adjust volume, remove noise, or add effects, and then convert it!

Q: How do I convert audio for use in film production?

A: For film production, you’ll want to stick with uncompressed formats like WAV for the highest audio quality. If you need to convert audio to something more manageable for editing, RunConvert can easily handle that!

Q: Will RunConvert save my audio files?

A: Your privacy is important to us. After your conversion, your file is available for download for a short time. Once you download it, we won’t store it unless you create an account, in which case we’ll keep your conversion history.

Q: Can I convert audio with multiple tracks?

A: Yes! If your audio file has multiple tracks (like a multi-track recording), you can still upload and convert it. However, if you want to handle individual tracks separately, you might need to split them before conversion.

Q: Is there a difference in quality between 128kbps MP3 and 320kbps MP3?

A: Yes! The 320kbps MP3 will offer better sound quality, especially on higher-end speakers or headphones. The higher the bitrate, the better the sound, but it also means the file size will be larger. It's a balance between quality and file size.

Q: Can I trim my audio before converting it?

A: Currently, trimming isn’t part of the conversion process, but you can easily trim your audio file before uploading it. Many free tools out there let you do that quickly, and then you can convert it.

Q: How do I ensure the best quality when converting audio?

A: To keep the best quality, choose a lossless format like FLAC or WAV. Avoid using very high compression rates, as it can affect the sound. Choose the right format and settings for your needs, and you’ll keep the quality intact.