Save a result you can recognize
Library stores finished exports, not a fully editable session with every original source and effect setting. Give an export a useful name before saving: project, version and purpose are more helpful than a generic final name. You can save MP3 or WAV when exporting from the main or focused editor. The audio stays in this browser profile.
Listen before reopening
Each saved card has playback, seek and volume controls. Starting another card pauses the previous player so previews do not overlap. Use the waveform editor when you want a new trim or effects; use Vocals when you want the model to estimate layers from the saved mix. Those buttons import the selected Library audio directly, avoiding another manual download and upload.
Audixo noteMake one change, listen, then decide. Clear A/B decisions beat stacking effects blindly.
Understand the 21-item limit
Audixo retains up to 21 saved exports. When you save a twenty-second, it removes the oldest saved item. Use Remove on an item you no longer need, and keep important downloads in your normal folders. Reopened mixes start a new editing session; removing an effect from the old flattened export is different from removing an active edit in the original session.
Keep a separate backup
Site data is tied to your browser profile and domain. A private browsing session, a different device, clearing site storage or a storage quota can make Library items disappear or unavailable. Library is a convenience shelf for recent work, not a permanent cloud archive. Download important masters during export and copy them to your usual backup location.
Now make it yours.
Bring a real recording into Audixo and use the workflow while it is still fresh.
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