Good audio editor for Android?

[SampleScience]

I recently got an Android Samsung tablet and I'm looking for a good audio editor to edit 24 bit wav files. So far, the ones I've tried froze or crashed. Or they only edit compressed audio file formats, which is useless to me. Any recommendations?

[musical android]

Check out:
Caustic Editor for VolcaSample
It does not have to be used with the Volca Sampler and can be used as just an editor.
For free capable and with no ads.
The same editor is buit into Caustic as well.
There is also a good editor in G_Stomper Studio.
All capable to work with 24 bits.

[planeth]

I recently got an Android Samsung tablet and I'm looking for a good audio editor to edit 24 bit wav files. So far, the ones I've tried froze or crashed. Or they only edit compressed audio file formats, which is useless to me. Any recommendations?

G-Stomper Rhythm (free) is not mainly an Audio Editor, but it has an Audio Editor integrated that edits uncompressed .wav and .aif/.aiff with up to 64bit float, any sample rate, mono or stereo.

Here's the documentation:
http://www.planet-h.com/gstomper/docs/G ... Editor.htm

And here's the play store link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... eth.rhythm

The simplest way to find to the audio editor once you've started the app is to long press the record button, then choose "capture sample from mic" from the menu.

[SampleScience]

This is great guys, I'm going to download those apps. Thanks a butch!

[feralsystems]

I've been having good experiences with Doninn Audio Editor. The free version only lets you save 3 minutes of audio, but the upgrade price is reasonable, IMHO.

[Paul_Weaver]

I am using pocketband pro and it is such a nice app. There are lot of choices such as mixing, drums, sampler, etc.