Feature request: Dropbox support

[garockey]

Absolutely impressed with Multitrack DAW. Thank you for this excellent product.

I second many of the other requesters who suggested things like dual-mono inputs, tap tempo, and of course the big 4 effects. However, after a forum search, I did not find anyone who has previously expressed interest in Dropbox support, so I'll mention it now! I'm not a regular SoundCloud user, but I use Dropbox extensively. Being able to upload to/import from Dropbox would be GREAT.

Thank you again,
Garrett

[jkevinwolfe]

And export to iDisk would be cool too.

[joeshepard]

Yes please. Dropbox integration would be huge. As is, getting files imported is a bit of a pain.

Dropbox would seal the five star deal.

Thanks,

[christophermiller]

I would love the ability to upload to dropbox.

[Smitht151]

Actually, you can upload to dropbox if you email the song to yourself from the multitrack sharing menu (25mb limit on email attachments, but plenty of space for one song). If you have dropbox installed on your ipod, which I believe is free, you can tap-and-hold the song attachment and click open in... Then click (or tap, whatever) on dropbox. Dropbox will then open and ask what folder you want to upload to. Pretty easy from here, select the folder and press upload. Again, this will only work if you have the dropbox app installed on your ipod. As a mulitrack daw user, I have done this before. Hope this helps.

[pwnified]

Good idea. Another way is to use an app called TwistedWave, it has copy/paste support as well as Dropbox upload. So in MultiTrack, you could copy the Bin or selected Regions or Mixdown, and paste into TwistedWave, then upload to Dropbox.

[Bendy]

Definite bump for dropbox support

I can work on the same project on iphone and ipad in nanostudio doing just this

No cables no nothing just dropbox

I can then also import into my PC daw straight away

Pretty pretty please!!!!

Thanks

[malagodi]

Another vote for Dropbox.

Now, if we could just figure out a way to get .wav or .mp3 files in through the camera kit, we'd be getting somewhere.

[christophermiller]

I vote for this also. Dropbox has became a integral part of my music life. Every single one of my files gets placed in Dropbox after I export the song from my phone anyway.

[Rahoulb]

When on the bin browser, Dropbox appears in the "Open in" menu.

If I could access the mix down and use "open in" on the final file then that would solve it for me

Cheers