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I've been using this http://www.aodix.com/ which I got from a Computer Music Freeware special, to create a track. Aodix saves work files as ADX. files and renders them for output to other programs as raw. files... 32bit Intel Endian raw. files.

My problem is this, the file converter I've downloaded (Switch Sound) does support raw. files, its just that when I convert it the results are either too slow (96000 and lower) or too fast 196000.

I'm probably being stupid but is there a conversion program with an intermediate sampling rate between those to that will let me play it full speed.

The only other way I can think of doing this is converting it to a WAV. file and pitching it up in something like MED (though the version I have does'nt support 32bit files) to the correct speed.

Can anyone help.

I'd download Goldwave. GW allows you to save at any sampling rate and supports loads of formats. The demo allows you a limited amount of actions for each time you run the application. More than enough to convert some sounds.

Got Goldwave and it did it no problem, in fact it even had my file type
on there. It was better than what I had used before, and was even better than Audacity which I also downloaded. (Audacity does import raw. files but seems to add a lot of noise to them, but hey its free). In the end I converted it to a wav. file and pitched it up in Audacity, though I could have done it in Goldwave.