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Connect a cloud drive
Give the app read/write access to the drive where your audio already lives.

Steps
- 1
Go to Files → Drives.
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Click Connect beside Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox.
- 3
Sign in with that provider and accept all of the permissions it asks for. If you skip one, saving and folder creation will fail later.
- 4
Pick the folder the app should work in, then choose Use.
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You're returned to the Drives page and the drive shows as connected.
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Repeat for any other drives you use — you can have all three connected at the same time.
Tips
- On a phone, connecting happens in the same tab — you're taken to the provider's sign-in page and brought straight back, so no pop-up permission is needed.
- Your audio is never copied onto our servers. We store only file references and stream from your drive.
- One account per provider is supported. If you have two Google accounts, connect the one that holds your music.
- How many drives you can connect depends on your plan: one on Starter and Standard, three on Pro, unlimited on Premium and Band / Team.
- Use Disconnect on the Drives page whenever you want to revoke access.
Troubleshooting
- "Insufficient authentication scopes" / ACCESS_TOKEN_SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT when creating a folder — a permission was unticked. Disconnect Google Drive, Connect again, and accept every permission.
- "Reconnect" keeps appearing on Google Drive — disconnect and connect again; that reissues the access it needs.
- A OneDrive shared folder doesn't appear — add a shortcut to it in your own OneDrive files, then reload the Drives page.
- The folder picker reappears once during connection — choose the folder again; the connection completes on the second pass.