In this sound file manager app, you can import, organize, and export audio and MIDI files with easy file management features. Includes recording capabilities, format conversion, normalization, and integration with cloud services and other apps.
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About AudioShare
Organize all your soundfiles and midifiles on your device, and manage your AUM recordings. Record, trim, convert, normalize, transfer, export, import, zip, unzip. Create folders, rename and move files and folders around, put everything where you can find it.
Use it to transfer files between apps and between your device and computer. For example, transfer your new track from your favorite music-making app and import into the AudioShare library, then share it on your SoundCloud account, or transfer it into other apps. Or record your live-jam from other IAA or Audiobus apps.
You can record directly in the app, from microphone, external audio interfaces, Inter-App Audio, or other Audiobus compatible apps. Preview and play soundfiles with waveform display and looping, trim and normalize soundfiles, and convert to other file formats such as M4A AAC or ALAC (Apple Lossless), WAV, AIFF, CAF with options for bit rate or bit depth and sample rate.
FEATURES
• Organize audio and recordings in files and folders
• Record external input (such as microphone) directly in app
• Record the live output of other Audiobus-compatible apps
• Record Inter-App Audio node apps
• Plays and records in 96k, 48k, 44.1k, 22k, 11k and 8k sample rates
• Plays and records 16, 24 and 32 bit files
• AudioCopyPaste (General pasteboard, Retronyms ACP3)
• Import/Export through iOS Document Pickers like iCloud Drive
• AudioShare FileProvider extension allows direct access to your sound file library from within other apps
• Built-in Dropbox client
• Use "Open in" from other apps or to open a file in other apps
• WiFi Drive: transfer files from/to any computer on your local network
• Import songs from your on-device Music library
• Easy Import/Export from/to AudioShare-compatible apps
• Access files through iTunes File Sharing
• Playback of almost any kind of soundfile
• Add notes with the built-in text editor
• Trim, apply fade ins and fade outs
• Convert between sound file formats
• Normalize
• Send your sounds by email
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Chrome574
If you use ipad for music this app must have
If you are reading this review you need this app, trust me.
charlybrwn
Outdated with no updates
I bought Audioshare two years ago when I moved from violin to electronic production. As an avid and active power user, primarily using my iPad and iPhone to make music, I spend a lot of time in this software. For two years, the SoundCloud upload button when viewing a track has been disabled. I emailed support to ask why this was, and they said that SoundCloud updated their API and actually improved their app. It's now much more effective to upload tracks directly through SoundCloud. The four-button grid on AudioShare includes Mail it, Share it, Copy it via audio copy 3, and the general pasteboard, plus this useless SoundCloud button. I asked what they planned to do with it, but received no response. I followed up in the email thread suggesting they make that a “rename file” button. One of the most common things I have to deal with when looking at files is renaming and organizing them. To rename a file, I have to exit the track, go back to the file list, long hold the file, and then click rename. What's the point? Such a simple functionality could be improved. To see this one of four buttons in the main interface being dead every day was annoying because I’m also a software engineer. This is careless, for your customers and the quality of your product. At any rate, the lack of responsiveness from this team and lack of support for avid users is disappointing. Even though all the big music apps integrate with AudioShare, and it feels like vendor lock-in… In the age of AI-assisted development, I’m sure somebody will build a more modern and even easier version of AudioShare soon.
