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Is exporting to WAV and converting from MP3 to WAV the same thing?
Other answers give much more detail, but I think it's worth spelling out the main point:
Every time you convert to a lossy format such as MP3, you lose information i.e. quality. … MP3, AAC, OGG), video (MPEG, MP4, WEBM, MKV, and most others)…
And it applies even if the data came from that same lossy format — e.g. loading an MP3 and resaving it to MP3 will lose further quality each …
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