AudioCopy Reviews – Page 5
3/5 rating based on 197 reviews. Read all reviews for AudioCopy for iPhone.
AudioCopy is free iOS app published by Retronyms Inc
Horrible app
Lebromjamesmiamiheat
IMPC made me download this supposedly I was suppose to get a free pack with the download but that was false advertising to manipulate users to get them extra downloads
would be great to have a favorites list or a way to mark loops as faves
iona 6
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.
Rendering to YouTube doesn’t work well
ipodusingperson
The app is almost perfect but rending to YouTube is very slow and won’t even finish if I leave the app for to long. I hope you all improve this in the future, it’s the one thing in my opinion that keeps this app from being absolutely perfect. Thank you!
58% background usage in a day?
lostproductivity
I have to go to work and see my folks far away and my battery’s almost gone from a charge last night. Just what are you doing on my phone that takes that much usage up?
PLEASE MAKE THIS ONE CHANGE!
Blubuddha
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!
The app is heavy on the battery
Dnchg
A lot of audio apps interact with each other without eating up the batt, so i guess fixing consumption is doable