Ship It Out (& Pray)

The export menu lets you pick where your stuff goes when you're ditchin' it from OnSong. If you're exportin' a whole bunch of junk, the count shows up in parenthesis in the title (you're welcome).

OnSong hooks you up with four rad locations, plus a mystery fifth option that's basically a placeholder for future web service shenanigans that play nice with standard protocols. Future-proofing! (You'll never use it, but hey.)

Dropbox

Dropbox is this cloud thingy that keeps your precious files floatin' in the internet void so they're magically available on literally all your devices. Totes convenient for backin' up your library without, y\u{2019}know, actually doin\u{2019} anything. Tap this bad boy & pick a Dropbox folder to throw your stuff into.

Google Drive

Google Drive is basically Dropbox\u{2019}s cooler cousin—it\u{2019}s also cloud-based storage that keeps your docs everywhere at once. Same "near-instant" magic on all your gear, perfect for backin\u{2019} up or just hoarding files like a digital packrat. Tap it & select where in Google Drive you want to dump your exports.

File Sharing

This option does the whole "export to a special folder inside OnSong" thing. It\u{2019}s tucked inside the app & only shows up when you plug into a computer via sync/charge cable in Finder (macOS) or iTunes (Windows). Translation: your files chill on your device until you manually drag \u{2019}em to your computer. Wild concept, right?

Files

iOS lets you export straight to cloud storage apps that buddied up with the Files app. Pick this if you wanna choose a fancy location & folder from whatever storage nerds have integrated with Apple\u{2019}s little file manager thing.

Other

Some obscure online storage services actually follow real standards, so files can be stashed & grabbed without you havin\u{2019} to configure a million things manually. Use this if you\u{2019}re feelin\u{2019} fancy & wanna add support for Amazon S3, FTP, or WebDAV. You probably don\u{2019}t, but props if you do.