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ACIDized WAV

An ACIDized WAV file is similar to a normal WAV file except that it contains extra information. ACIDized WAVs contain information regarding the original Key of the sample, the original BPM of the sample and additional information such as the length in bars etc.

They are called ACIDized because they were developed by Sonic Foundry for use with their Acid Pro software. (now owned by Sony). Though there are now numerious other programs that are able to read (and some that even write) ACIDized WAVs.

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