: If you need to use a "juicy" sample in a project, you might want to convert it to a WAV file to avoid further quality loss during editing.

M4A, also known as MPEG 4 Audio, is a file format that has gained popularity in recent years. M4A files can contain both lossy and lossless audio data, making them a versatile choice for music enthusiasts. The M4A format is often associated with Apple's audio products, including iTunes and the iPod.