This means you can make an automation loop that e.g. In automation loops, each parameter can have its own length setting. You can select and edit multiple nodes by long-pressing the grid. You can drag nodes around, or drag the curve to move a segment between two nodes. Then tap the grid to add nodes and draw the automation curve. When you edit an automation loop you can select which tweak setting you want to automate in the top left corner. You can set the length of each loop and have one automation loop active in each scene. The automation loops work similar to the melody loops. To automate the sound settings for an instrument you add automation loops below the melody loops. A simple example is automating the volume to fade in an instrument, but that’s just scratching the surface of what you can do. Automating Sound TweaksĪutomation refers to automating sound tweaks over time to create movement and set the right mix for different parts of a track. You can set the length of each scene and toggle scene looping on/off. Here you can create scenes and then decide which loops you want to have playing in each scene. To arrange your loops into tracks, tap the scene button in the bottom toolbar to bring up the scene view. If the included samples are not added with the same name and folder structure, you will have an option to relocate the samples manually. Each drum kits will have references to each sample but you have to share all the imported samples separately and make sure that the person who open the project have them in his/her Samples folder. When you share a project that uses imported samples, the samples will not be included in the project file. “Auxy/Samples/HipHop/Kicks” will generate the same sorting as “Auxy/Samples/HipHop/808/Kicks” How can I share projects with imported samples? Note that adding multiple folder levels will not generate any additional sorting, i.e. For example, putting a sample in “Auxy/Samples/HipHop/Kicks” will show the sample in the group “HipHop” and sub category “Kick”.

You can arrange your samples into sub folders, which allows you to sort them into different groups and sub categories. Is there a way to sort my samples in Auxy? There are many recording apps available in the App Store. You can record your own samples on your iOS device using a third-party app and then import them to Auxy. Note that some audio recorders and messaging apps will automatically compress WAV files to AAC or MP3, and those files cannot be imported. The max length is 10 seconds, regardless of the sample and bit rate. Your samples have to be uncompressed WAV files. In the sample browser there is a pack called 'iCloud' that will list any WAV files that you copy to the iCloud folder 'Auxy/Samples'. Where can I find my imported samples in Auxy? If you’re using a Mac, you can copy WAV files directly to the Auxy/Samples folder using iCloud Drive. If you select Files, you have to locate the Auxy/Samples folder and put the file there. If you select Auxy as the target, it will add the file to the Samples folder automatically. In the app that you use to record or generate an audio file, use the “open in” or “copy to” actions and select either Auxy or the Files app as the target. How do I import samples from other iOS apps? Also check your iCloud settings in the Settings app to make sure that iCloud is enabled for Auxy. To enable iCloud, goto your project list and tap 'Enable iCloud' if the button is visible. To import your own samples you need to have an active subscription and enable iCloud. Importing Samples with iCloud How do I enable sample import? If there is a sample loaded in the slot, you will see the tweak options, and from there you can tap the title to open the browser. If the slot is empty, the browser will open right away.

Open the drum editor and tap one of the sample slots above the grid.

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