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Create your first [composition]

✍️ Table of contents

The table of contents for this topic is the following:

Final steps

You did it! You made your first composition 🥳🎉

This last chapter will cover the following:

  • How to safely transfer your [composition] to your device
  • How to import your masterpiece on your phone
  • How you can share your creation without infringing on copyright laws
  • What to do next

Transfer your [composition] safely

I recommend the following methods:

  • Cable connection with your PC
  • Signal/WhatsApp

Caution

There are some known services which might change the audio file extension, metadata or audio codec. These include but are not limited to:

  • Google Drive

Import your masterpiece

  1. Open the Glyph Composer or install it from Google Play.
  2. Press the hamburger button in the top left

Important

If the button is grayed out, record and save a simple [composition] in the Glyph Composer app.

  1. Click on the three dots in the top right corner and select Import.
  2. Choose your [composition] with the stock Android file manager

Caution

Do not use any other third party file explorer! More info here.

Note

If your composition does not import and you get a small popup at the bottom of your screen, see the Troubleshooting topic.


Share your creation

Caution

Do NOT share your [composition] if you do not have the rights to distribute the audio! This can result in legal complications!

If you want to share your creation share your [NGlyph File] with the following information:

Song Name: <Song Name you used>
Artist(s): <Artists which are in this music>
Link: <YouTube or direct download link (Internet Archive)>
From: <The starting timestamp - see Audacity, e.g.: 00h01m21.041s>
To: <The end timestamp - see Audacity, e.g.: 00h03m45.123s>

With the file and this info it is possible to recreate it.

Note

There is a channel in the Discord where you can share your [composition] (link at the root of the wiki).


What to do next

If you want to step up your game and create even better [compositions] you can work through the Create Advanced compositions (Zones) topic.

If you are more interrested in the technical aspect of how this all works, check out the Technical Details topic.