AudioShare App Reviews

This is one of the best applications on iOS. If this had Bluetooth sound support I would give it ten stars. Now that I own a Bose sound link I wish this supported Bluetooth. I have all of my compositions, sounds, productions in this app. I use it everyday. This is the best app on the store next to audio bus in terms of essentials for music production. Please add Bluetooth support!

These guys are awesome developers that tend to our needs and seem to just be down to earth awesome people. If I see a one star review on this I will send the goon squad to deal with you because it would be simply fn retarded and lame. I would like to be able todo simple edits in it but thats not what the name suggests. This plus syncios makes life on this planet better. Thanks yall. Sharade Alien Ambassador for Alien Country

It does everything. Get it.

If you do any kind of music recording or sound engineering, get this app you wont regret it. With all the restraints of iOS, this "Swiss army knife" of audio apps is one of my most used apps. Good UI, useful features, high quality engineering and lightweight use of system resources is great.

AudioShare was already one of the most essential apps a musician could own on iOS. Now, its even more so. It makes moving audio files from where they are to where I need them as easy as tapping a screen. Simple and elegant, AudioShare removes iOSs inspiration-killing obstacles.

This is effectively a file manager/Dropbox portal for all your audio apps, bridging them all together and making the iPad a much more fluid music-making machine. Easy, high-grade editing and conversion tools, too.

This little app has a permanent place on my home screen. Its essential for quickly recording ideas and samples. Its file management can feel a bit "old school" way of doing things but I feel like most audio professionals are used to that.

I mainly use AudioShare to hold audio that I export from other apps. I have the AudioShare icon on the launch bar at the bottom of my iPad Pro, right next to AudioBus. I also use it for importing tracks Ive recorded on the Mac, so I can mangle them with apps on the iPad. Basically, it is the centerpiece of audio production on my iPad, because every audio file ultimately either comes in by way of AudioShare, or recorded into AudioShare from another app, or exported from the iPad post-production. Very cool and useful app for audio production. The user interface is intuitive and laid out well.

If your gonna be sharing files using multiple apps, its a must have...

Very useful app.I give it 4 out of 5 stars. Add MP3 conversion and its a 5 star app.

One of the 2 or 3 most important music apps in existence. You wont realize how much you need it until you get it, so get it. Its a no brainer.

Feb 4 pt2 - so if you tell it to use no image it uploads using my default image. Acceptable. Again, great to have the ability to import, fade, and upload on the go. With this, Fieldscaper, and the AUFX stuff I can get a surprising amount done on just an iPhone. Feb 4 - So I heard from the dev and you can choose a new picture on upload, so I will try again and see if it can use my default or if I have to keep the pic on my phone and dig for it any time I want to upload -_- Or just stick to a desktop browser, but Ive already paid for this. Sigh. **original** Great app. It really does work well. But when I upload to Soundcloud I couldnt put any tags or a description, and it used their logo feces as the background instead of my usual pic. Not cool. If this is SoundClouds fault I will revise this, but when I use Studio One this does not happen.

I like the app but the export function doesnt work. You need Audioshare but after purchasing and installing that it still says I dont have it.

Essential workaround to iOSs confounding audio file management limitations. Lets you record (w/DSP if you opt for plug ins) then send to other apps for conversion or upload.

The program does what I need it to do, quickly and efficiently, without crashing. This for me is a necessary product as the music sounds apps often do not handle conversions and export/import well. The interface feels more like a computer than an iOS device, but its not bad-its rather more powerful than most iOS interfaces. The handling and transfer of files in and out of the iTunes library is one thing that is not intuitive or easy, but everything else is.

AudioShare is the best audio editor and manager on the market. I highly recommend all of Kymaticas apps. Highest quality all around! Great for capturing quick ideas and converting various audio formats.

- Ableton Link support - The ability to set record loop lengths like how Loopy does. For example, if I had if you apps playing in the background and I wanted to record a 4 Bar Loop, I could simply set AudioShare to record 4 bars and it would start at first downbeat of the next bar. That way you would get perfectly recorded loops that are the exact length you want, rather than having to go back in to AudioShare after and crop them to length. - the ability to preview / audition MIDI files IN TIME with playing background audio - The ability to search a not just folders, but FOLDER CONTENTS. As it currently is, if you search a folder for ".mid" (MIDI files) and that folder only contains other folders it will not return any results. Instead, you have to tap down the folder hierarchy to get to the folder where the MIDI files are stored. Overall,great app from an exceptional developer. Would highly recommend checking out his new app called AUM btw - it is top notch. And no, I am not related or affiliated in any way.

Perfect at what it does and a whole lot more. The Swiss Army knife. Standard setter and envelope pusher. Seamless, fluid, logical and immediate.

Very useful use it all the time Please add a metronome and MP3 convert

Absolutely essential for moving sounds around in iOS from app to app. Ive tried Audiocopy, and it was buggy, a lot of crashing. This works perfectly, especially in conjunction with Dropbox. It is very easy to record from apps directly into AudioShare, build a loop library in Dropbox, and import into Loopy, Auria, iMPC, your DAW etc. Making a drum loop in Gadget? Run a drum hit through a delay or reverb app in Audiobus, record into AudioShare, trim, and import back into Bilbao as a sample. Very quick, functional and reliable app to work with. Only problem is sometimes selecting trim points in loops, but you can use the nudge button to get it right. Somebody else reviewed this app by saying you dont even know how much you need it until you start using it, and I couldnt agree more, it is in every aspect of my workflow now, and I wasnt even sure what I would use it for when I bought it.