On your phone

Where to find a downloaded WAV on iPhone or Android

Find the WAV you exported from the browser, check which version you saved and share it from your phone.

The editor interface is in Spanish for now. Button names appear in Spanish, followed by their meaning in English.

Look for the file from the browser

iPhone with Safari. If you have just downloaded it, open the Safari downloads button. To find it later, open Files and go to Downloads. If it is not there, check iCloud Drive or the download location you have set. Apple downloads guide.
Android with Chrome. Open the Chrome menu and go to Downloads. You can also search for the file by name in the phone’s file manager. Google Chrome downloads guide.

Check that it is the right edit

If you see several files with similar names, check the download date and the length. Play the start and the end before sending it. Give it a name you will recognise on your computer, for example intro-8-bars-v2.wav, and keep the .wav extension.

If only the source MP3 appears, go back to the browser and check whether the download finished. If you are still in the project, check which range you chose in the QuickEdit export.

Take it to the equipment you will play on

Share the WAV as a file from the phone’s file manager. When it arrives, check that it keeps the expected extension and length. If you want to keep editing the layers on your phone, also keep the project in that browser. The WAV contains the rendered mix and the project keeps the tracks and settings.

If you only want to send a short section, follow the guide to trimming and attaching audio in WhatsApp.