Audio editor for Palm?

[Glaciusor]

I've been searching for a basic free audio recorder and editor for my Zire 72 (even with really basic functions), but I keep finding junk and redirecting pages. This is basically the last place I could think of to get help, does anybody know of any free audio recorders/editors for the Palm OS? Even if it is as basic as Windows sound recorder I won't mind.

[snark]

The best one is Wave Edit Pro (http://www.newborngames.se/) but it's not free. I don't know of any that's free.

[MetaView]

What do you need? There are free recorders: SoundRec or MyPlayer from the Palm.com SDK.

[snark]

Well, Glaciusor mentioned "editor" too.

[MetaView]

Yeah, but also: "Even if it is as basic as Windows sound recorder I won't mind." ;-)

[snark]

OK, you win :p . Let's wait for Glaciusor's answer to our suggestions. ;)

[Glaciusor]

Oops. Sorry. I have it set to send me an email notification but I haven't checked it in a while. I couldn't locate either of those applications, but thanks anyway. The reason is I want to just be able to trim, increase the volume of, and reverse my recordings. The voice memo application doesn't let me do either, and many times I catch tons of silence, the audio is too quiet to hear, and my friends and I like to talk backwards, so a reversing application will get significant use. I sent out an order for wave edit enterprise, apparently wave edit is a good application and the cost is worth it. Oh, I just remembered, audio editing can take a lot of power, something my zire 72 could use. Does anybody know of a good overclocking application (preferrably free but doesn't have to be)?

[snark]

Does anybody know of a good overclocking application (preferrably free but doesn't have to be)? I know of Lightspeed (http://www.clievideo.com/default.asp?item=3&intProductID=3), WarpSpeed (http://www.palmpowerups.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=3) and PXA Clocker (http://www.vistabug.com/pxaclocker/) but none is free.

[Glaciusor]

That's what I thought. I heard of an open source overclocking app for Zire 72, but it isn't a big project and it doesn't work for the camera application where I mostly want to use it and I would rather get a version that I know to be more reliable and functional. Thanks again, I think I will try lightspeed if I really do need an overclocking application.

[_Em]

There's a free version of PXA Clocker; it just isn't persistant.