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  • How do I upload audio?
  • How do I get to my audio?
  • How can I edit file metadata?
  • How can I replace an audio file?
  • How do I delete audio?
  • How do I embed an audio player?
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  • Go to the Store page
  • Fill in required metadata: title and contributor. These values will be encoded into the files themselves.
  • Click "Upload this file"

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How do I upload audio?

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Go to the Store page

Drag and drop your .wav audio into the blue column on the left OR

Click the darker blue button to open up a file picker

Fill in required metadata: title and contributor. These values will be encoded into the files themselves.

For titles, try to be descriptive but brief.

Good titles:

  • Take Two: Josie Huang on Angelenos moving out of LA

  • All Things Considered: LA air may increase your risk of kidney disease

Bad titles:

    • Take Two ep 3

    • All things considered

    • Larry talking

Contributors can be producers, reporters, narrators, or speakers in the audio. Separate contributors with a comma.

Good contributors:

  • Josie Huang, Louise Yang, Larry David, Steve Profitt

  • Josie Huang

Bad contributors

  • Josie Louise Larry

  • Josie--Louise--Larry

  • Josie/Louise/Larry

  • Louise

Fill in tags for the audio.

Tags can be comma separated, but multi-word terms should use a hyphen. Tags answer the question: What are people talking about in this audio?

Good tags:

  • traffic, sound-effects, barking

  • traffic sound-effects barking dogs

  • jelly-fish, e.coli, L.A. river

Bad tags:

  • not having a tag

Click "Upload this file"

A progress bar will show upload progress.

Upload can be paused at any time and resumed.

When the bar gets to 100%, the server will start transcoding the audio

After the audio is transcoded, you will see a green checkmark next to your audio title.