Audire
Manual
A short guide to the main screens and practice features.
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Overview
What Audire does
Audire is an iOS and Android app for choir and a cappella practice MIDI. Import a MIDI file, then use the per-part mixer to raise, mute, or solo the parts you need. Playback stays on your device; no account is required. The Android version is available on Google Play.
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Library
Saved pieces
The library lists pieces you have imported. Sort by recent play, date added, or title, and search by title. Tap + to start import. You can also open
.mid / .auds / .audl files from Files, AirDrop, Android's document picker, or other apps.
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Import
Bring MIDI into one piece
Choose one or more MIDI files. Audire analyzes tracks, suggests part names, and can merge multiple files into a single piece. Review the result, adjust titles or part names if needed, then save. You can refine settings later.
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Player
Follow the score by bar
Play, pause, and seek by time or by bar using the bar ruler. Change tempo (0.5–1.5× without pitch change). Long-press the ruler to set an A–B loop. Background playback and lock-screen controls are supported.
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Mixer
Hear the parts you need
Open the mixer panel from the player. Adjust volume per part, mute, or solo. Spotlight emphasizes one part while keeping others quieter. Guide (click/count-in) tracks are marked separately.
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Piece settings
Align and share
Edit title, genre, part names, colors, and instruments. Set bar offset so MIDI bars match your score (including count-in). Transpose by ±6 semitones (drums excluded). Share as
.auds or export the original MIDI.