Automatically Share iPhone Rehearsal Songs to Telegram

Update AudioMultiCut, then open Settings and find Telegram Rehearsal Sharing. Choose Connect Telegram Group and complete the Telegram connection flow for the group you want. Check the connected group's name when you return to the app; adding the bot manually to some other group does not pair that group with your recording phone.

Enable Auto-share completed songs. Decide whether Upload on Wi-Fi only should stay on. If the rehearsal room has no Wi-Fi and that option is enabled, songs can wait in the queue until the phone joins Wi-Fi. Disconnect Telegram in the same settings when you want to remove the destination.

Start your rehearsal recording with the rehearsal detection workflow. The app checks completed portions of the growing recording, waits for a song's end to sit safely behind the recording position, then prepares that section for delivery. It does not send every moment of silence as a new attachment.

A clear pause between songs gives the detector better evidence than continuous playing or talking over the end of a take. Quiet passages, applause, and room noise can still affect the boundaries. The original recording stays saved locally, so you can reopen it, adjust a cut, and export a corrected clip later.

Delivery includes detection, preparing the audio, uploading, and posting through Telegram. It is not a live audio stream. The final pass after recording ends checks the finished recording for remaining songs, including the last section.

The app keeps a retry queue, but network access and iOS background time affect when it can continue. If a clip has not arrived, first check the connected group, the auto-share switch, Wi-Fi-only settings, and the network. Reopen the app so pending work can continue. Avoid repeatedly reconnecting or manually resending before checking whether a delayed clip already arrived.

The current automatic-delivery path accepts a completed-song upload up to 19 MiB. This limit is separate from the direct bot's 20 MB source limit. If an automatically prepared song is too large, use the saved recording to make a shorter clip or export a smaller sharing copy manually.

Automatic delivery uploads the prepared song to private temporary storage so Telegram can receive it. The service removes the temporary copy after confirmed delivery; failed cleanup remains eligible for retry. Telegram's copy remains in the group under its own retention settings. Agree with the band about what may be shared before enabling automatic posting.