👉 WAV (Waveform Audio File Format) engineering refers to the process of optimizing and processing audio signals to ensure high-quality sound reproduction in digital formats. It involves techniques such as sampling rate conversion, bit depth adjustment, and compression to maintain or enhance audio fidelity while managing file size and storage efficiency. Engineers use WAV files because they store audio as raw waveforms, preserving every detail without the loss of information inherent in compressed formats like MP3. By carefully engineering WAV files, audio professionals can achieve professional-grade sound quality suitable for various applications, from music production to broadcasting and podcasting.
