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Switching wave files between mac ipad iphone

MateuszMateusz
in General App Discussion

Is there a quick and painless way to mangle wav files between those theee devices?
Kind regards

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  • BiancaNeveBiancaNeve

    iCloud

  • wimwim

    @Mateusz said:
    Is there a quick and painless way to mangle wav files between those theee devices?
    Kind regards

    Did you mean "mangle" or "manage"?

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  • MateuszMateusz

    Hi @wim Nice to see you.

    I thought about rolling files between devices.example: I record a session in AUM then save as wav and easly export to mac to use it in a daw which has other synths, sounds, recorded 🫣 I feel stupid

    @offbrands
    Yeah, it is somehow overwhelming

  • SamuSamu
    edited December 2025

    Airdrop

    In AUM, go to files, recordings tap the file and tap the share icon and Airdrop it to Your Mac.

  • wimwim

    @Mateusz said:
    Hi @wim Nice to see you.

    I thought about rolling files between devices.example: I record a session in AUM then save as wav and easly export to mac to use it in a daw which has other synths, sounds, recorded 🫣 I feel stupid

    ok, so moving files around. One way is to drop the files into an iCloud folder so that they're available from every device. That can backfire if you don't have an internet connection and the OS decided you don't need it locally any more. Since iOS/iPadOS 18, we have the ability to mark files and folders to be kept on the device always, so that helps.

    If you just need to move a file or folder to another device once and don't care if it's synced everywhere, Airdrop is very fast and easy. In some cases the files will open in the app you want them to. If they don't then they end up in the Downloads folder on the device.

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    +1 for airdrop

  • MateuszMateusz
    edited December 2025

    @wim @FizzyLizzy27

    Yeah, I’m on iPad OS 16.5 max

    So Airdrop it’ll be

    @Samu @wim
    Thank you

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