Organize MIDI projects in MotifPilot Library

MotifPilot Library keeps up to 20 projects and 30 export records organized on your iPhone or iPad. It is local storage inside the app, not an account, cloud drive, or sync service. When the limit is reached, older local records can be replaced as you save new work.

Projects and exports have different jobs

The Library has two sections because a musical sketch and an exported package are not the same thing.

Projects are editable starting points

A project keeps the generated chords, bass, arp, melody, musical settings, and edits that let you continue in Studio. Open a saved project when you want to listen again, change notes, try another direction, or export a fresh package.

Exports are records of files already created

An export record points to the files MotifPilot created on the device. Depending on the active tracks, the package can include a combined starter MIDI file, individual MIDI files for active tracks, a plain-text import guide, and a ZIP archive.

Search by the details you remember

You do not need to remember an exact filename. Library search can match project titles, export filenames, and tags. Tags are useful for lightweight categories such as a client name, writing session, style, or status.

A practical system can stay simple:

• add favorite to ideas worth revisiting
• tag a project with the session or track name
• rename generic generated titles after the musical direction becomes clear
• delete test exports after confirming the package you want to keep

Share one item or manage a group

Library supports actions on individual items and selected groups. You can open a project in Studio, export a project again, share an existing export, rename or tag items, and delete work you no longer need.

Batch actions are useful when several sketches belong to the same writing session. Selection does not create cloud storage; the resulting files still leave through the iOS share sheet to the destination you choose.

What happens when an export file is missing?

Library can detect when files listed in an export record are no longer present. Recovery depends on what remains locally:

• if the linked project is still available, MotifPilot can create a new export from that project
• if the source MIDI and guide files remain, MotifPilot can rebuild the ZIP archive
• if the required local sources are gone, the app reports the missing files instead of pretending recovery succeeded

That boundary matters. Library is designed to make local work easier to manage, not to promise backup or cloud recovery that the app does not provide.

A focused local workflow

Use Studio to create and shape MIDI. Use Library to return to projects and manage export records. Use the share sheet when you are ready to move files into Files, AirDrop, or another production destination.

The result is a clearer handoff without turning MotifPilot into a full DAW or a cloud project service.