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Frequently asked

Does Loafe use AI or sample packs?

No. Every sound is synthesized in real time by Loafe's own engine. There is no AI text-to-music and no sampled audio — it's all generated, and it's all yours.

Where do my exported files go?

The quickest way to keep an export (WAV, stems, or MIDI) is to tap Share right after exporting — save it to the Files app, AirDrop it, email it, or open it in another app. That works everywhere.

Your exports are also saved to a Loafe Exports folder you can browse to:

• iPhone & iPad: open the Files app → On My iPhone (or iPad) → Loafe → Loafe Exports.
• Mac — Studio Pro Max: you choose the folder when you export, and Finder opens on your files.
• Mac — Loom & Studio: tap Share audio file after exporting to save your track wherever you like. (For a chosen export folder, use Studio Pro Max, above.)

Stems and MIDI are saved together in a per-track subfolder, ready to drag into Logic, Ableton, or any DAW.

Can I use my tracks commercially?

Yes. Exporting is a Loafe Pro feature (Loafe+ or Lifetime), and audio you export is royalty-free and fully commercial — no attribution required. Use it in videos, games, podcasts, streams, releases, ads, or client work. See the Terms of Use.

Can I release my tracks on Spotify, Apple Music, or other streaming services?

Yes. You own the copyright in what you make with Loafe — Loafe is a tool, just like a synthesizer or a DAW, and the music you create with it is yours. You can distribute it through any service (DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, etc.) and collect royalties like any other artist.

A few things worth knowing:

• Make your track unique before releasing it. Loafe's default preset sounds the same for every new user until you tap "Another" or start editing. If you release without personalising it, another user could have an identical track. Use Studio or Studio Pro Max for a track that's fully yours.
• Don't artificially inflate streams. Bot streams or stream manipulation can get your entire catalog removed by your distributor — not just the flagged track — with no warning. Keep it real.
• Copyright law varies by country. Loafe grants you full ownership of your exports, but you're responsible for understanding the rules in your jurisdiction. When in doubt, consult a music lawyer.

Can I use my tracks in a game or app?

Yes — if you own the music, you don't need a sync licence. A sync licence is for using someone else's copyrighted music; since you own your Loafe tracks, you can embed them in a game, app, or film without any additional clearance. Steam, Apple, and Google don't independently require music licences for submitted apps — they rely on your attestation that you own what you're using. Crediting "Music created with Loafe — 100% synthesized" is optional but a nice touch.

Does it work offline?

Yes — Loafe generates everything on your device, so no internet connection is needed to play or create.

How do I restore a purchase?

Open Loafe → tap the gear (Settings) → Restore purchases. Make sure you're signed in with the Apple ID you bought with.

How do I manage or cancel Loafe+?

Subscriptions are managed by Apple: on your device, open Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions, or tap "Manage subscription" in Loafe's Settings. You can cancel anytime; access continues until the end of the paid period.

I lost my saved tracks

Saved tracks live on your device. If you delete the app or switch devices without an iCloud backup, they don't carry over. You can also share a track's code to keep a copy.