Best Audio Format for Editing in FCP?

November 19, 2011, 08:07 AM

http://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/aiff-mp3-and-wavs-...

The most obvious fix to this problem is to use a higher-quality audio file format if avaliable. Most stock music sites (such as Premiumbeat) will provide their music and sound effects as either WAVs or AIFFs…both formats that play well with Final Cut Pro. Mixes from audio post facilities, as well as audio files from digiatal field recorders, are often recorded as WAVs. Some Mac applications will save high quality audio files as AIFFs. So, now you might be scratching your head…

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