Can I convert 16 bit .wav to 32 bit pcm?

[Matthew Green-10]

Hello,

I am trying to figure out how to use Sox, I 

don't have much experience using command line applications.

I can download a trial of Adobe audition to create a bunch of 

wavetables, but hopefully I can use this application or another application

to create the files I need.

I have to convert .wav files to .PCM mono, 44100Hz, 32-bit IEEE

floating point format.

The .wav files are either 16 bit or 24 bit 44kHz files

Can this be done with Sox?  If so, what exactly would I need

to type into the command line window?

Thanks,

-Matt

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[James Darnley]

2009/10/30 Matthew Green <mtthw.g@...>:

> Hello,
> I am trying to figure out how to use Sox, I
> don't have much experience using command line applications.
> I can download a trial of Adobe audition to create a bunch of
> wavetables, but hopefully I can use this application or another application
> to create the files I need.
> I have to convert .wav files to .PCM mono, 44100Hz, 32-bit IEEE
> floating point format.
> The .wav files are either 16 bit or 24 bit 44kHz files
> Can this be done with Sox?  If so, what exactly would I need
> to type into the command line window?
> Thanks,
> -Matt
>

The following command will transform a 16-bit integer wave file into a
32-bit float wave file
sox in -e floating-point out

If you wanted raw output, specify the file format with -t raw:
sox in -e floating-point -t raw out

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