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Yes. The region that freaked out and went missing add fade handles on it. Although I was not manipulating them at the time the error occurred.

The cause is identified..."

Sorry, auto-correct.

Just got something like this. One single track is causing it, the waveform just flatlined, and now when it plays back I didn't three or four seconds of violent noise at maximum volume and then the audio disappears. Other tracks play back fine.

Running iOS 9.3.2, most recent Auria update, on an iPad Pro. This is hard to describe, but I was working on a project created a few months back. Everything was fine, I was dragging an audio file to change its position when suddenly I got a blast of super loud noise out of the speakers. Investigating...

So apparently Apple is phasing out the headphone jack with their next generation of products. I often use a small Bluetooth speaker when I'm away from my monitors and USB interface, but since Apple doesn't permit Bluetooth to be used with apps that can record and play at the same time, I am forced t...

Good advice. I was hesitant to back it up to dropbox for the reason that if I reimported it, I would be re-importing the same problem. Since it was affecting all projects, not just the current one, I felt like I needed to either fix it or delete that project entirely. Fortunately just deleting the t...

One other thing I noticed: I backed up all my audio to Audioshare in case I was going to have to delete the entire project. Tracks which had been edited into several parts Using splits were difficult to export using AudioShare. I tried exporting each audio segment individually, but noticed that they...

If by rebooting the iPad you mean shutting down and re-starting, yes. many times. If you mean reinstalling from a backed-up save, no. I don't think it's an iOS problem, because the sound drop-out was only being caused by Auria. All other apps would produce sound as normal provided Auria was closed. ...