As we always keep this point in our mind:

All recordings are extremely important!

Audio Editor HD has two key features to make sure the safety of recordings:

1.  Set iCloud as preferred storage.
2.  Backup recordings automatically.

And the following settings need to be set properly so that these two features works well as they supposed to be.

These settings are set properly in default. So in most cases users need not to care about the setting issues.

But if these settings are not set properly in any reason.  The app will show this guide to help users setup manually.

1. Make sure iCloud service works well on your device.

Sometimes iCloud service may be dead for some reason. Then Audio Editor HD would not download/upload files from iCloud. Open the “Files” app on your device, if the “iCloud drive” in the “Files” app is empty and keep refreshing, then the iCloud service is dead.   You can fix this issue by rebooting your device.  If the “Files” app show any hint that you need to login your iCloud account to access iCloud drive, then login your iCloud account.

Anyway, you can make sure iCloud service works well by checking “iCloud drive” in the “Files” app.

2. Enable iCloud for Audio Editor HD

In “Settings” app, tap “Apple ID, iCloud, Media & Purchases”, then tap “iCloud”, then enable for Audio Editor HD.

Reference Apple’s official article to enable iCloud for Audio Editor HD:

https://support.apple.com/HT208681

3. Enable iCloud for “iCloud drive”

In “Settings” app, tap “Apple ID, iCloud, Media & Purchases”, then tap “iCloud”, then enable for “iCloud drive”.

4. Enable cellular(4G/5G) network for Audio Editor HD

In “Settings” app , tap “Cellular network”, then enable for Audio Editor HD.

5. Enable cellular(4G/5G) network for “iCloud drive”

In “Settings” app , tap “Cellular network”, then enable for “iCloud drive”.