Open the loop editor and tap one of the sample slots above the grid. If the slot is empty, the sample browser will open right away. If there is a sample loaded in the slot, you will see the sample tweaks before you can tap the sample title to open the sample browser.
In the sample browser, there is a folder called "Imported" where you can arrange your imported samples into groups. You can import samples by either tapping the "Import Samples" button to open the file browser, or send files from any other app using the "Open in Auxy" action.
You can import WAV or FLAC files up to 24-bit and 96 kHz. The max length is 30 seconds, regardless of the sample and bit rate.
You cannot record audio in Auxy, but you can use any third-party app to record samples and then import them to Auxy. Note that some apps will automatically compress recorded audito to AAC or MP3, which is not supported in Auxy.
When you share a project as a link or an exported file, any imported samples will be bundled with the project. When you open a project that includes samples, the samples will be stored in the app but not be visible in the browser.
You can export any sample, sample group, or all your imported samples from the browser. This is helpful if you want to share a sample group with a collaborator, export all your samples to make a backup or move them to another device.
You can swipe left on any sample or sample group to remove it. Note that samples you remove will be deleted from your device once there are no projects using them. This means you can safely remove samples from the library and your current projects will still work.
If you have iCloud enabled, you can add samples to "iCloud/Auxy/Samples" and any additional subfolders. The iCloud files will be accessible in the sample browser.
Note that any iCloud sample that you use in a project will be stored in the app and added to the "From iCloud" group in the "Imported" samples folder. You can remove or rearrange your iCloud library without removing the samples that are used in projects. However, be careful not to rearrange your iCloud library in case you have old projects that still reference iCloud samples.
If you have any questions, please contact support and we will get back to you as soon as we can.