AudioCopy

I got this free app out of curiosity and looked at it There are no sounds included. Seems awfully cheap of them. When I first opened the app I was notified of a free sound pack being available - if I signed up with my email address etc. I skipped the option at that time because I just wanted to look at the app more first. I looked. A bunch of fairly pricey sound packages. Some cool sounds though. So I’m interested enough that at least I’d like to hear what the “free sound pack” is like so I can figure out how the app even works. But now... what the offer is gone (?) I can’t find any option anywhere within the app to get me to the mysterious ‘free content’, which doesn’t feel as ‘free’ now that I’ve had to waste all this time scratching around for it and writing this review...

Crap, crap crap crap, worst app ever , no stars , it’s not music , it’s a kid with pimples in his basement trying to make music, don’t buy theses expensive files, 6

Crazy that they want me to use iTunes file share. I haven’t plugged my iPad into a PC in years. I have all my samples in Dropbox or iCloud, I can’t even export files in those apps to AudioCopy which means I can’t get them into iMPC Pro 2 unless I import them into an IAA app and then record that. This is horrible. I wish I didn’t waste my money on iMPC Pro 2 and can’t get samples into it without going back to the 2010’s without cloud support. I should be able to simply add folders I have in the cloud. This is shady business practice trying to make you buy their packs and making it complicated to get stuff in. Whatever I’ll just play things on my iPhone from Dropbox and feed it into the iPad line. Should have gone with Beatmaker 3.

Unintuitive relic of an app. Breaks audio on my device when opened (bass disappears). Can't figure out how to delete files, may not be possible. Use AudioShare instead, it is much better.

When i edit the title of my recordings... it doest save it??? I have to shut down the app and them sometimes the problem is fixed?!?

e thisUnfortunately, it is necessary to purchase and install this App as it has become the gateway to using the file import and export features in many 'professional' music making apps for iOs. You would think, that being a platform for storing and managing a collection of audio files, sounds and samples, that there would be some way to file and organize everything to suit your organizational needs and workflow. It would seem obvious that this would be one of the most important aspects of an app like Audiocopy.... except it has been COMPLETELY omitted and sidestepped entirely. I use this app as nothing more than a gateway to other Apps. Jus an extra annoying step I am unable to avoid. If you want a useful library tool, get Audioshare which fortunately does interface with a lot of other Apps, including Audiocopy, thank heavens... so ther is a way to work around this app being completely useless, by using another app as a bridge, of course.... sigh... Retronyms, Audiocopy is nothing more than an annoying extra step and a storefront for purchasing over priced sample packs... This has the potential to be a great utility for managing a library and editing samples. For a great example of that, check out Audioshare and implement some of their useful ideas and features. Custom folder structure, moving, renaming and deleting kutiple files... notes and text files, an audio recorder with audiobus capability, zip file extraction, web downloader... an intuitive audio editor with simple implementation for looped playback... these rore all basic features for an audio library app... of which yours has none... how you have managed to make this the gateway audio copy/paste format for nearly every 'professional' audio app is baffling... combine the features of Audioshare with say...something like Any Tune Pro and keyOmeter and give musicians a useful tool instead of an annoying extra step in our workflow... jeeeez

Can't open this app; it crashes every time I try.

can't connect to Soundcloud !

I purchased several sample packs, and after counting the actual samples downloaded, discovered that they did not fully download. Most packs promise 100 one shots and loops. Usually about 3/4 successful. So I deleted the app, reinstalled and downloaded again. Same thing, only partial downloads. I deleted and reinstalled the app a third time a few days later. Same thing. Deleted and reinstalled a fourth time, again after a few days between attempts. Now all I get is a neverending prompt for my password. Don’t even get to the download stage. This app needs some serious testing and debugging.

I like and dislike this app at the same time. There are tons of apps where you can export samples (which is the intention of the company), but the majority of apps are paid. It seems like Retronyms wants you to use other apps. The sound packs are stupidly expensive. $12 (Canada) for less than 100 samples. Sound packs come from other companies, mostly LoopMasters. About 60% of sound packs are House, Trap, or Bass Music genres, so basically this app is targeted for mainstream musicians and not necessarily all electronic musicians. This is still a good app, and I would still download it. However, I would also download Novation Launchpad, because you can play with samples on a grid, record them on the app, and export them to SoundCloud and many other locations. The only thing it can't do compared to this app is export sounds. Launchpad eats up space though, so only get the two if you have over 10 GB.