Choppa

Import, rebuilt end to end. FIXED: imports that silently did nothing. A decoder bug ate any 44.1 kHz file — most mp3s, m4as, and aifs — imported via the share sheet, Open In, or the FOLDERS tab: no error, no sample. One decoder now handles every import path, and when something genuinely can't be read, Choppa says so on screen. The import window. Files longer than 10 seconds open a trim view: the full waveform, a crop window you drag by the edges or scrub by the body, 10/20/30-second presets plus FULL, and PLAY to audition exactly what you're about to take. The view zooms to your crop as you shape it. Chop before you commit. The trim view carries the auto-chop controls — the same two glyph knobs as MAGIC plus a 4/8/16 grid — and shows ghost markers of exactly where auto-chop will cut, live as you turn the knobs. What you see is the split you get. Cloud files are real files now. iCloud files that aren't on your phone yet show a cloud badge and a GET button — download, then import, automatically. No more taps that do nothing. Share both ways. Library entries now share as the full recording (.wav) or as clips (.zip of every chop, with each chop's gain, pitch, and reverse baked in). Sturdier under pressure. Choppa now recovers its audio engine when other apps seize the session, after phone calls that never "end," and even after a media-services crash — and takes in progress get finalized and saved instead of lost. Monitor settings no longer drift between modes across takes and relaunches.