
Select the exact music candidate
Identify the completed task and the audio_id of the candidate you want to export. Keep its title and original audio URL with the request so the WAV result can be traced to the intended source.

Choose a completed generated track and provide its source task_id and candidate audio_id to prepare a WAV export. Retrieve the completed wav_url, keep it with the original track information and inspect the file in the audio software you plan to use. The export can become a working asset for editing, arrangement review or a project handoff that requires WAV audio.
Vidgo provides access to Convert to WAV through PoYo’s music-tool integration. Model and tool names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.Select the exact candidate you want to use in your audio workflow and copy its task and audio identifiers into the task. Submit the export, then retrieve and inspect the resulting WAV file together with the original source.
Use task_id from the completed music generation and audio_id from the selected candidate in its result. The operation prepares the WAV file for that source. Retain the processing task ID, retrieve wav_url through music details and inspect the file’s duration and audio properties in your editing software before adding it to a project.
| Model / task | Input and workflow |
|---|---|
| Convert to WAV | Obtain high-quality WAV format files from your generated music. Convert any PoYo-generated audio to lossless WAV format for professional use, further editing, or high-fidelity playback. Essential for production workflows requiring uncompressed audio. |
Use the input required by this operation and inspect the returned result together with its source. The guidance below explains how to prepare the request, review the output and retain the information needed for the next creative or development step.

Identify the completed task and the audio_id of the candidate you want to export. Keep its title and original audio URL with the request so the WAV result can be traced to the intended source.
{
"model": "convert-to-wav",
"input": {
"task_id": "I166O5QSF88J1HOD",
"audio_id": "cb660e3f-f201-495e-8a25-2b413518a725"
}
}Submit the source identifiers to the conversion task and retain its processing ID. Use the completed export as a WAV asset in the audio workflow you intend to review.
Read wav_url in the completed music-detail result. Save the returned address and processing task with the source information for later file retrieval or project organization.
{
"model": "convert-to-wav",
"input": {
"task_id": "WC08A0TNOI23JRRE",
"audio_id": "483b67b8-0433-4000-adde-079b765859a6"
}
}Open the returned file and compare its duration and audible material with the source. Inspect the actual audio properties needed by your editing application before arranging the track.
Keep the source task, candidate identifier and WAV URL together. Reuse the completed export when preparing another edit or handing the material to another stage of production.
One instrumental candidate and one vocal candidate were exported through separate WAV requests. Each record returns its source audio and wav_url. Listen to the original and exported files, then inspect the actual file properties in the audio software that will receive the result.
{ "task_id": "I166O5QSF88J1HOD", "audio_id": "cb660e3f-f201-495e-8a25-2b413518a725" }

{ "task_id": "WC08A0TNOI23JRRE", "audio_id": "483b67b8-0433-4000-adde-079b765859a6" }

Use the completed source track that you intend to export and preserve its task_id and audio_id. Keep the original audio available for comparison. Once you have the completed WAV result, reuse that saved file URL and processing task when preparing additional project handoffs.
Export the selected generated candidate as WAV and inspect it in the editing application. Use the reviewed file as the working asset for the session.
Prepare the WAV export and place it in the project used to review the arrangement. Compare the source and exported track when checking the material for further work.
Retain the WAV URL, source identifiers and title for the chosen track. Provide the reviewed file and its source context when preparing the next production stage.
Select the generated track and retrieve its WAV result. Inspect the file properties required by the receiving software before adding it to the project.
Store the original candidate and completed WAV result with their identifiers. Use the association to organize the versions available for editing and review.
Retrieve the WAV file already saved for the selected source. Use it in another editing session or handoff while preserving the original source association.
The price table reads the current catalog rate for a new processing request in this task. Preparing source music or submitting another music operation uses that operation’s own price. Review the current rate before submitting, retain the returned processing task ID and use the completed result when planning the next step.
| Tool | Provider | Operation | Input | Result type | Current rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Convert to WAV | PoYo | WAV export | Completed music task_id and candidate audio_id | WAV audio file | $0.005 / request |
Prepare the source input, then review the completed result and its next use.
Open the task, enter the completed source task ID and selected audio ID, and review the current request rate. Submit the conversion, inspect the completed wav_url in the result JSON and review the returned file with the original track before using it in your audio project.
Use the existing task, current request rate and API documentation to connect source preparation, result review and the next music workflow.
Use the completed source track that you intend to export and preserve its task_id and audio_id. Keep the original audio available for comparison. Once you have the completed WAV result, reuse that saved file URL and processing task when preparing additional project handoffs.
Open the returned WAV file in the audio software used by the project. Compare the duration and audible content with the source track, inspect the file’s available audio properties and place it in the intended editing or arrangement workflow. Retain the original and exported file associations when handing the material to the next stage.
The price table reads the current catalog rate for a new processing request in this task. Preparing source music or submitting another music operation uses that operation’s own price. Review the current rate before submitting, retain the returned processing task ID and use the completed result when planning the next step.
Submit model: convert-to-wav with input.task_id and input.audio_id from the completed source. Save the returned processing task_id and query music details for the completed wav_url. Retain that file URL with the source and processing identifiers.
Authenticate with your Vidgo API credentials and submit the exact model identifier with the required input fields. Retain the returned processing task_id so your application can track the operation and retrieve its result. Use the task documentation when configuring any completion notification.
Query /api/generate/detail/music?task_id=YOUR_PROCESSING_TASK_ID with the returned processing ID, or handle the configured notification. When the task finishes, inspect the operation-specific result in files and retain its source association. Open the returned WAV file in the audio software used by the project. Compare the duration and audible content with the source track, inspect the file’s available audio properties and place it in the intended editing or arrangement workflow. Retain the original and exported file associations when handing the material to the next stage.
Choose a completed generated track and provide its source task_id and candidate audio_id to prepare a WAV export. Retrieve the completed wav_url, keep it with the original track information and inspect the file in the audio software you plan to use. The export can become a working asset for editing, arrangement review or a project handoff that requires WAV audio.
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