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Upload audio made outside Mixlr

Add your non-Mixlr broadcast content to your Recordings page

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While it’s possible to upload recordings of your live events via the Mixlr for Creators app, you can also upload recordings which you’ve made elsewhere.

This article will show you how to upload these audio files from the:


Creators dashboard

You’ll see the option to upload a recording on your Creators dashboard on the web or your desktop app.

You'll be taken to a webpage where you can drag and drop an audio file, or select the red button to find an audio file on your machine.

After you select your audio file, you'll be taken to the Upload audio screen where you can edit your recording's details and also see the upload being processed.

To cancel the upload, select the red X icon.

On the Upload audio screen, you’ll be able to:

  • Edit the title

  • Add a description (so your listeners have some information about the recording)

  • Select an access level (whether to make this publicly available or private to yourself)

  • Add to your podcast feed

  • Add directly to a Collection

  • Change artwork (the recording image defaults to your Channel's theme artwork)

When you’re happy with the recording details, select Save.

Once your audio file is uploaded, the recording will be available on your Channel for your listeners (or stored out of sight if you've made it private).

Creators mobile apps

You can also upload a recording from the Creators mobile apps.

Select Recordings > Upload audio.

In the Creators mobile apps, you'll be taken directly to your locally saved audio files.

After selecting the audio file, you'll be taken to the edit screen to add recording details.

Select save.

Now that you can upload your external recordings, find out how to update existing recordings with new audio files.

FAQs

Are there any limits to external uploads?

Your external uploads will count towards your total recording capacity limit, which is determined by the plan you're currently using. You can see your total recording capacity limit on your Creator Recordings page. If you need to host more recordings you can upgrade your plan. Find out how to upgrade your plan here.

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