WaveEditor Record & Edit Audio

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About this app

Take Control of Your Audio with WaveEditor

WaveEditor is a comprehensive digital audio editor and recorder designed for mobile devices. It offers a powerful set of tools for both recording new audio and editing existing files. Whether you are a professional or a hobbyist, WaveEditor provides the functionality to handle a wide range of audio tasks.


Core Features:

• Multi-Track Editing: A full-featured editor for cutting, copying, pasting, and deleting audio clips. Create complex arrangements by mixing multiple tracks.

• High-Quality Recording: Record audio directly within the app. The recorder supports external USB microphones for high-fidelity capture.

• Professional Analysis: Analyze your audio with a suite of professional tools, including an FFT, Oscilloscope, Spectrogram, and Vectorscope. This allows for detailed visual inspection of your sound.

• Extensive Format Support: Import and export a variety of audio formats, including WAV, MP3, FLAC, and OGG.

• Built-in Effects: Access a collection of integrated effects like Graphic EQ, Chorus, Reverb, and Normalization to refine your tracks.


Free vs. Pro: The free version of WaveEditor is packed with features, but the Pro version unlocks even more potential:

• No ads: Focus on your audio without interruptions.

• All effects: Access the full suite of audio enhancements, tools, and effects.

• Recorder widget: Quickly start recording from your home screen.


Get Started Today! - Download WaveEditor for Android and see what you can create.
Record, mix, & master audio for your next audition with WaveEditor for Android™
Updated on
Jul 16, 2026

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  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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  • Data isn’t encrypted
  • Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

23.4K reviews
Malcolm Maes-McCrimmon
July 14, 2026
Impressively capable for a mobile app. Seems to be missing a few important things, like splitting stereo channels into separate tracks. No online documentation or tutorials, and no built-in help. A few nits I could pick, like how you have to re-name your session every time you close it or it gets deleted. If you need any of the filters or effects, spring for the pro version, it's well worth it. Otherwise the free version is plenty.
3 people found this review helpful
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A Google user
November 18, 2019
Many features but it's unfortunate there's no live view of audio inputs such as dB flat Z, Hz peak, spectrograph, etc It could have been useful for diagnostics but most of the features only work with past recordings. It appears to have no mp3 or bit depth setting during recordings. There's very few settings for viewing recorded waveforms such as being able to pinch and expand the spectrum X axis view. It DOES work with my external mic so I'll test it further. It needs live view.
10 people found this review helpful
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A Google user
August 22, 2019
Great app. Convenient for on the go recording and editing. I'm using it to record an audio book for myself. There's just one thing I'm stuck on. When I add a new recorded statement at the end of a current audio track, I like how I can just rerecord as many times as is necessary before I accept the new recording, but when I accept it, the cursor goes to the beginning of that newly recorded piece. In order to read 1-3 sentences at a time, I have to skip to the end in between each recording. That's an extra step for me that gets confusing and sometimes ruins the work I've done if I forget to do it before recording again. Is there a setting for automatically placing the cursor at the end of the track after each new recording? If not, could you please make one?
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What’s new

Vertical Scrollbar in editor disappears when not needed.
Keyboard no longer pops up on app resume.
Less aggressive error reporting.
Fixed waveform issue when rendering small audio files.
Fixed compressor attack setting issue.
Added the ability to save effect presets.
Added alternate and ping-pong option to delay effect.
Updates to billing/licensing manager.
UI updates.
Session list is now sorted by A to Z then by timestamp.