The whole point of ioLibrary is the ability to exchange audio & other data between the iPhone music apps, and sync them in realtime. The first is done and we are working on the syncing to global clock via bluetooth.

Exchanging audio data implies that you have at least 1 of the 2 features in your app:

- recording to .caf/.wav
- loading of .wav files (with othe possibility of overdub recording preferrably)

The whole system is set up as follows:

There are 2 folders. Your app folder is called Local Session. This folder is private and can be filled with tons of recordings. ioLibrary is the exchange repository - globally shared folder. In order for a recording to show up in the ioLibrary, user has to locate his recording in the Local Session folder, tap it and press export, which is a (convert)-copy operation.

Apart from basic audio exchange functionality, current version of ioLibrary offers:

- direct Beatmaker export (since Beatmaker has access to ioLibrary folder)

- direct SoundCloud.com export (via the SoundCloud API)

- built-in Wi-Fi server with the possibility of multi-upload (zipped files)

You are welcome to contact us if you want to participate.