Edit AAC Apps and Alternatives

AAC is an acronym for Advanced Audio Coding and it is an audio format with lossy compression.

It is developed to act as the successor of MP3, though it features additional performance optimizations such as multiple sample rates, and higher efficiency and filter banks.

More so, AAC format has better sound quality and transparency compared with MP3 files encoded at similar bit rates.
These files have their own editors, which will allow users to easily split or merge their files, according to the parameters they configure.
Also, one can also rely on some audio editors to remove noise or to insert sounds or silent times within AAC files.

One interesting note is that AAC files can most definitely use them .AAC file extension but they're more commonly seen wrapped in the M4A file container, and therefore usually carry the .M4A file extension.

This means that any of the popular multimedia players that can run MP4 files are almost certain to be able to run AAC files.