How to Convert Apple Music to WAV

By Sarah ConnorUpdated on December 06, 2020

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Summary:

What should you do if you want to listen to Apple Music songs using Windows Media Player or other Windows Media Player? This tutorial will guide you to remove DRM from Apple Music and convert Apple Music M4P audio to lossless WAV for listening anytime, anywhere.

What is WAV and is it possible to Convert Apple Music to WAV?

The Waveform Audio File format (abbreviated as WAV format) uses a standard digital audio file format for storing waveform data. MP3 provides audio close to CD quality, but WAV is better, it is a lossless, uncompressed, broadcast CD-quality music file used on Microsoft Windows systems for raw and usually uncompressed audio. WAV files are the right choice if you need to use Flash to process web animation loops. Because of its super high audio quality, WAV files take up a lot of memory.

If you are after high quality music, WAV format is the first choice. Typically, WAV files can be opened with Windows Media Player, VLC, iTunes, QuickTime, Microsoft Groove Music, Winamp, Clementine, XMMS, and very likely some other popular media player applications as well. Apple Music is a subscription-based streaming music service, and you can stream music for offline playing with a subscription account. However, all of the downloaded Apple Music songs are extended in a specific .m4p format, and these audios cannot be played on devices without Apple ID signed in. So you are impossible to enjoy Apple Music songs on Windows Media Player, VLC and other music players. If you want to listen to Apple Music M4P songs using Windows Media Player or other Windows Media Player, you must first convert Apple Music to WAV. In this tutorial, we will share a pretty good Apple Music to WAV Converter to help you convert Apple Music tracks to lossless WAV.

The updated Apple Music Converter adds a new output format, WAV. This smart program is designed to help users strip DRM from Apple Music and convert Apple Music songs to unprotected WAV, as well as MP3, M4A, AAC , AC3, AIFF, AU, FLAC, M4R, and MKA. The converter retains the original ID tags and the original audio quality in the output file. This is the gospel for those who want to enjoy Apple Music on HD players other than Apple devices. Below are simple guide to convert Apple music to WAV.

Apple Music Converter Main Features:

• Convert Apple Music to lossless WAV；
• Convert Apple Music files to other formats such as MP3, AAC, FLAC, M4A, M4B, etc
• Support converting Apple Music, iTunes M4P Music, iTunes & Audible Audiobooks;
• Record Apple Music to WAV with ID3 tags and original quality kept;
• Get rid of DRM from Apple Music songs;
• Up to 16X faster speed & support batch conversion;
• Keep Apple Music downloaded songs forever;
• Make Apple Music be playable on non-Apple device;
• Perfectly compatible with Windows 10, macOS 10.15 Catalina & latest iTunes.

Tutorial: How to Convert Apple Music to WAV

Step 1 Launch Apple Music Converter

Download and install Apple Music Converter on your computer. Then launch Apple Music Converter and iTunes or Music application on macOS 10.15 will be automatically launched as well. All music libraries, including playlists and Apple Music playlists you created, will appear in the left panel.

Step 2 Select Apple Music Songs

Click on the Playlist in the left panel and all songs in the playlist will be displayed on the right. Find the Apple Music song you want to convert and tick the checkbox in front of each song, or you can check the top checkbox to select the entire playlist.

Step 3 Select Output Format

In the bottom panel, you can see the list of profiles. Apple Music Converter provides ten most popular audio output formats, including WAV, MP3 M4A, AC3, AAC, AIFF, AU, FLAC, M4R, MKA. If you do not want to reduce the audio quality, it is recommended that you choose 320kbps MP3 or 256kbps M4A as the output format.

There are some useful options that may be useful to you. Click the Options button to open the Preferences dialog. Here you can change the conversion speed from 1X to 16X, interface language and more.

Step 4 Convert Apple Music to MP3

Simply click the Convert button to start converting Apple Music to MP3.

Once a song has been converted, “Open Output File” button will appear and you can click it to locate the converted Apple Music songs.

Now you can play Apple Music songs in .wav format on Windows Media Player, VLC Media Player, iTunes, QuickTime, Microsoft Groove Music, and other popular media player as well.

External Tip: Convert Songs to MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC or AIFF with iTunes

The built-in encoder of iTunes is also a good conversion assistant. But when you use iTunes to convert protected Apple Music songs to MP3, you will find that iTunes cannot convert Apple Music M4P files to MP3/WAV/AAC and other formats. Therefore, you still need to seek help from an exclusive Apple Music Converter. How about iTunes .m4a files? Here is a step-by-step guide on how to convert iTunes songs to MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC or AIFF with iTunes.

Step 1. Launch iTunes and choose “Edit” > “Preferences” in the menu bar.

Step 2. Click the “General” tab, then click “Import Settings…”.

Step 3. From the “Import Using” pop-up menu, choose the encoding format that you want to convert the song to, such as MP3, AAC, FLAC, AIFF, WAV. Click on “OK”.

Step 4. Select one and more songs in your library that you want to convert.

Step 5. Finally, select “File” > “Create New Version” > “Create [format] Version”.

iTunes will convert your files, and you can search for them in your library when it has finished.

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• How to Remove DRM from Apple Music on iPhone/iPad/iPod

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