iOS sequencer Auxy can now export to Ableton Live

There are a few minor changes in version 5.4 of Auxy, the iOS sequencing app, but one very notable one: the ability to export your projects for use in Ableton Live

Exporting to Live is simple, with the addition of the option alongside Auxy's other export commands. Your Auxy instruments will come through to Live as both MIDI and audio tracks, so you can replace the sounds or simply get to work on what you already had... or both.

This makes Auxy one of the growing number of iOS music making apps that can export projects to Ableton's DAW, which has been facilitated by the company's developer-friendly policy. An SDK is available that has made Live export possible in apps like Korg Gadget, for example.

Auxy is free from the Apple App Store, although you'll need to subscribe (or try the one-month free trial) to get your fingers on sound packs and samples within the app.

James Russell
Freelance Gear Reviewer

A former Production Editor of Computer Music and FutureMusic magazines, James has gone on to be a freelance writer and reviewer of music software since 2018, and has also written for many of the biggest brands in music software. His specialties include mixing techniques, DAWs, acoustics and audio analysis, as well as an overall knowledge of the music software industry.