Version 1.2 OUT NOW! Lots of improvements (zooming, increased speed, multiple VFS card support, etc.) and a lot more stable (especially on the T3)! Read the update description at the bottom of this page for a full overview of all changes.


What is Wave Edit Pro?

• A full-fledged sound studio and advanced wave editor/player for Palm OS5 devices!
• The first Palm utility allowing full editing of digital sound!
• Ideal for recording, editing, playing, merging, and cutting!
• Ability to work with a variety of data:
  
  • Recordings made directly in the program.
  • Voice memos recorded in the standard "Voice memo" application.
  • Any wave sample that you transfer from your stationary computer to your Palm device.

Note: This is the Standard Edition of Wave Edit Pro. For benefits such as enhanced feedback support, early updates, and lots of functional enhancements, see Wave Edit Pro Enterprise Edition, here.

Requirements: The minimum requirement is a high resolution Palm OS5 device. To be able to load and save samples you will also need a memory expansion card.

Supported devices: Tungsten T, T2, T3, C, E, and Zire71. Limited support for Sony UX-50.
Unsupported devices: Treo600, and the majority of Sony Clie devices.





Features of Wave Edit Pro include but are not limited to:

• Load and Save compressed (IMA/DVI ADPCM) and uncompressed Wav sound files from an expansion card.
• Mono/Stereo, 8-bit/16-bit, any sample rate


• Full editing capabilities:
• Copy, Cut, Paste, Delete, Undo


• Transformation effects:
• Reverse, Amplify, Fade, Noise Reduction


• Zooming ability 2x to 128x zoom.



• Recording ability (at any available sample rate).



• Full Wave file navigator:
• Load/Save, Rename/Delete, File Info


• Great-looking, yet powerful and intuitive graphical interface (as seen above).

Version history:

(*EE*) Enterprise Edition only.

Version 1.2 (2003-11-19):

• Added ARM-enhanced code for compressed Save, Fade, Amplify, and Noise Reduction. All these operations are now up to ten(10!) times faster than in previous versions.
• Added Zooming(!) functionality. 2x to 128x zoom.
• Fixed a number of recording bugs: 1. Recording in Mono was unstable on some devices. 2. Making very short recordings caused a division by zero crash.
• Fixed saving bug! This occurs only if 'Clip/Undo in RAM' in Preferences is unchecked(default). Re-saving a file after modifying it (if Undo enabled: any operation, if Undo not enabled: after a Copy/Cut operation) corrupted the file (i.e., it can't be loaded)! Our apologies to those who were affected by this.
• Added multiple VFS card support (far from perfect, but atleast it's there).
• Improved detection of available sample rates. Also improves reliability of playback.
• Menu now accessible by tapping the top of the screen.
• Program icon is no longer left aligned, and a Listview icon was added.
• Auto-off is now enabled when the program is idle.
• Added Select All/Goto Start in Edit menu.
• Added Balance slider in Preferences (affects stereo samples only).
• (*EE*) Added user-definable colours.
• (*EE*) Added hardkey support, used for convenient control of zooming, and for fine-tuning range selections.

Version 1.1 (2003-10-06):

• Added ARM-enhanced ADPCM decoding, resulting in up to ten(10!) times faster loading of voice memos and compressed wave files.
• Fixed a bug that could make the program crash when making a Paste operation. (More specifically, when pasting twice on the same place, and having Undo in RAM enabled). Please note that this bug can cause a hard reset in the worst case, so please update to version 1.1 if you haven't already done so!
• Added ability to delete (empty) directories in the File Navigator.

Version 1.0 (2003-09-29): First release of Wave Edit Pro.



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