Do any of y'all with publishing experience know the proper convention for writing 'wave'? (pertaining to a PCM-wav file?) As in '.wav' or 'wave' or 'Wave' or 'Wave format'.
Thanks for any tips.
Carter
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I think all of the above are fine. It seems easiest to just call it a ".wav". I probably would say "Wave file" rather than just "Wave" in order to avoid confusion with the physical entity of a wave, but I'm one who gets confused easily. (I never figure out how, but every time I do the Sunday comics kiddie maze, I always wind up back at the beginning. Shucks. 
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