AudioCopy

Currently I’m using AudioCopy to import samples from iCloud Drive to iMPC Pro 2. The only way I’ve found to do this is to select the file in the Files app then share it to AudioCopy. This works well, however, I haven’t been able to import entire folders at once. Even if I select all of the samples in a folder and share them to AudioCopy, only one sample is sent to AudioCopy and its usually not even the first file in the list. I have a ton of folders with drum machine samples so this workflow will take a very long time. Also, once I have imported the samples into AudioCopy they get thrown into the “Documentsapp” folder with no apparent way to organize them into subfolders. These things maybe be possible using iTunes FileShare, I haven’t tried that yet, but I think Files app support with drag and drop would make for a more efficient workflow with out the need for a desktop computer. Other than that great app! The content store and audio packs are awesome!

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First of all, there is a current issue with the app crashing when I click on the Browse tab... that is what brought me here today to leave this review as it NEEDS to be fixed. It crashes on both my iPad and iPhone running the latest iOS 12.4.1 release, so I both cannot search for sample packs nor even download previous purchases I have already made. And I doubt the upcoming iOS 13 update will FIX anything, haha. Even if that is fixed the app gets two stars from me, and only because the sample packs have relatively good quality sounds. The usefulness of the actual app is drastically hindered by not having Files integration, as compared to AudioShare which is my go-to app for housing my sample collections as well as for simple audio utilities. There’s no reason to keep two or more copies of each sample on my device with limited storage. The app works as a sample store where you can purchase sample packs—OK—maybe I’m expecting too much to think that I would be able to manage my audio files there as well.

This app would be much more functional if there were ways to mark or list loops as faves, or organize individual loops into groups, so that they would be easier to export to our music apps. I find myself looking through and auditioning loops and then not doing anything with them because by the time I listen to a few more I've forgotten the one I started with to find compatible choices. I don't want to sit with pen and paper to make notes but realistically that is the only way to remember what you want when you have a lot of material stored in this app.

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The content is great but overall the experience is poor. The preview feature is unique but half the kits do not actually list kit specs like install space and sample quantity. Just a whole lot of marketing junk like “YOUR GO TO KIT FOR WHEN YOU NEED THAT SOUND”. Ok, but what am I getting? Lots of bugs, like uninstalling and trying to reinstall content took several attempts and resulted in having to delete and install a few times to finally restore purchases. Because iMPC2 requires AudiCopy for getting kits, I blame this app on the poor experience. Pasting libraries often crashes both apps or duplicates entries with now at to delete. Yeah. hasn’t been updated in a year and the community feature is broke on iPad. None of the buttons work in the community panel.

I love your product and I own close to 100 audio packs. It would be so nice if I could be able to rearrange the packs in my own order or even some sort of functionality like folders for different music genres. As it stands, The audio packs show up on the left-hand side in the order that they were downloaded. PLEASE add the ability to rearrange the audio packs in whatever order you want and/or put into folders. This small change would help so much!