How to convert AVR to MT2
Converting a .AVR file to .MT2 lets you open the content in software that prefers the .MT2 format, though some details may change compared with the original. The programs listed below open .AVR files and can save or export them to .MT2 (or a closely related format). One of them is Awave Studio: Awave Studio is a multipurpose tool which can read over 300 music formats from different platforms, synthesizers, trackers, phones and other devices.
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Programs that convert AVR
About these formats
.AVR
Audio Visual Research Sound File
An AVR file is a legacy uncompressed audio sample format created around 1988-1990 for the Atari ST and classic Mac. It holds raw PCM audio in an 8-bit or 16-bit, mono or stereo form. Open…
Open .AVR details →
.MT2
MadTracker 2 module file
A .MT2 file is associated with MadTracker 2 module, a audio file.
Open .MT2 details →
