WAV Compressor – How to Compress WAV Files

Since WAV is an uncompressed lossless format, you can convert WAV to a compressed lossless audio format, like FLAC, to compress WAV file without losing quality. Generally, you can get your WAV files compressed at up to 60%. But if you want even smaller WAV files, you can try converting and compressing WAV files the lossy compressed audio format – MP3, which can achieve a 75% to 95% reduction in size.

To perform the WAV compression/conversion easily, you are recommended to use this powerful WAV file reducer – WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro. It is a professional video/audio compressor and excels as an excellent audio converter to help you achieve WAV lossless compression & conversion. It supports batch mode, enabling you to compress multiple WAV files at one go. The process is very simple. Just free download the software and follow the directions below to compress WAV files readily.

The audio size has much to do with the bitrate. And if you can lower the WAV audio bitrate, you can make the WAV file smaller. This approach will help you keep the original audio format but change only the bitrate. But be aware that lower bitrate also leads to lower quality. Therefore, you need to balance the quality and file size compression rate. But frankly, it's hard to tell the difference between 128 kbps and higher bitrate unless you have a HI-FI headphone or player that enables you to sense that. So, it’s alright to decrease bitrate to compress WAV files and you can still get compressed WAV files with decent quality (only that you don’t get the bitrate too low, like under 96 kbps).

This WAV compression can get handily completed with the audio converter used in Method 1. Free downloadFree download this converter and learn how to make a WAV file smaller below.