Sarah and list,
When converting a file from mp3 to wav, you'll only get the quality of
the mp3. Let's say your mp3 is at 128 bit rate. You won't be able to get
the quality up to 256 or 320. When you convert the wav back to mp3, you can
convert it at a higher bit rate but the sound quality will always be that of
the original mp3 which was a 128 in this example.
When you're finished editing your wave file and convert it back to mp3,
the sound won't be any worse than what you started with.
When I make cds I always keep everything as wave files because one time
I went from mp3 directly to a music cd and the results didn't turn out so
good. When that same mp3 was converted to wav then burned, no glitches in
the file.
Denny
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