There are three ways to send a file. Namely via: FTP, Email, or iTunes
Send recording directly to an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server. Note that you must have your own directory on this server. You do not need to host your own server - almost all ISP web hosting services offer FTP access which is suitable and very affordable, and the server can be located anywhere in the world. NCH Software provides a list of recommended FTP hosting services here.
Provide the FTP server address, e.g. ftp.nchsoftware.com
Provide the username to use when logging into the FTP server.
Provide the password to use when logging into the FTP server.
Set the directory on the FTP server to upload to.
Press this button to test the FTP settings you entered above.
By default WavePad uses the native Mail window. To fully utilize this, you must first setup iOS' Mail app. The email address integrated there will be used to send the file.
Provide the email address to send to.
Splits the recording into chunks when attached to the email.
When switched on, uses the native Mail window. Else, you can manually enter your email settings. Here you can set the custom server to use, and the credentials for authentication.
Also, with a similar way you can import files to your iPod touch, iPhone or iPad
When switched on, compresses the recording file before it is sent. You can specify the format to use when compressing it via the Edit button.
When switched on, you'll be asked for a send method (FTP, Email, or Save As) when tapping on Home -> Export. Otherwise, it will proceed to share your file similar to using Save -> Share File.