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Looptunes- imported from Audioshare question. Where has it gone?

robosardinerobosardine
in General App Discussion

I am trying out Looptunes as an option- but I am confused about the management of files imported from Audioshare

In a session I can press a box- it takes me to the browser- I can then import from Audioshare- and it appears in the session- fine.

But how and/or where is it then stored for future use. I cannot see the imported file anywhere else or find a way of storing It.

I am assuming that you own loops can be called up in the same way as the stock loops are- but where are they? And how do I get them there?

Many thanks

Comments

  • ALBALB

    It’s my understanding that it only saves it to the project you’re working on, and not in a general folder. I could be wrong.

  • robosardinerobosardine

    @ALB said:
    It’s my understanding that it only saves it to the project you’re working on, and not in a general folder. I could be wrong.

    Thanks- that’s the way it seems to me- but if that’s the case then you cannot load another loop of your own when playing- in the same way that you can for the library provided. When you import from Audioshare- Looptunes has to be stopped. This doesn’t seem right.

  • ALBALB
    edited March 2018

    Agreed, but it looks like it’s the way of Looptunes. Also, I notice that it doesn’t save the start and end points for a loop upon reopen - at least I haven’t been able to do so.

  • sonicreefsonicreef

    I'll make it in the next version that it save audio share imported loops into the "importedLoops" directory, so it gets picked up by the Looptunes browser.
    In the meantime, you can turn on "background audio" in the settings, in order to keep playing when opening audio share.

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