IconCool MP3 WAV Converter

Recording sound with a connected microphone might not create an audio file of the format you’re interested in, or projects you’re working on have file upload specifications. In this regard, IconCool MP3 WAV Converter comes with the means to convert from, and to a large variety of audio formats.

The application’s visual design is wrapped around a custom-made interface, with high-quality textures for buttons and other elements. Input, and output panels are clearly separated, making it easy to identify functions, supported formats, and how long conversion takes.

In terms of file support, you benefit from popular formats for both import and export. This can easily be seen directly in the main window since you can select multiple filter options for input or more conversion options for output. WMA, WAV, OGG, MP3, ADPCM, DSP, MP2, VOX, GSM, and a few more are among the file types you get to work with.

Before conversion, you can take a detour through the options menu, in case you want to adjust quality settings. These are found in dedicated panels, some of which also include general processing effects like phone, voice, radio, studio, tape, AM, FM, HiFi, and a few more.

Adding files is only done through the browse dialog, where you get to select an entire folder, and the same goes for output. Files are then shown in a list, so you can select multiple items for conversion. The application can convert a file to multiple formats at a time, skipping you the effort of configuring a new process for a different format.

Hitting the “Convert” button initiates the process, while two sliders show current, and overall status. Estimated time is not shown, but it doesn’t take that much time for one, or even an entire album to be converted. When done, the output directory pops up to reveal the result.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that IconCool MP3 WAV Converter manages to live up to expectations, letting you work in a simple environment with a lot of power under the hood. File support is neat, with the possibility to customize output quality, and even convert more files to multiple different formats in a single process.