MIDISequencer | MIDI Sequencer that sends MIDI events to other apps | Audio Utils library
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MIDI Sequencer that sends MIDI events to other apps. Built top on [AKSequencer] of [AudioKit] for iOS and macOS. Create smart MIDI sequencer instruments with just focus on notes.
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QUESTION
I'm creating a function using the Audiokit
API
which the user presses music notes onto a screen and a sound comes out based on the SoundFont they chose. I then allow them to collect a host of notes and let them play it back in the order they chose.
The problem is that I am using an AKSequencer
to play the notes back and when the AKSequencer
plays the notes back it never sounds like the SoundFont. It makes a beep sound.
Is there code that lets me change what sound is coming out of the AKSequencer
?
I'm using audio kit to do this.
Sample is an NSObject
that contains midisampler, player, etc. Here's the code
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-15 at 21:57At minimum, you need to connect an AKSequencer
to some kind of output to get it to make sounds. With the older version (now called AKAppleSequencer
), if you don't explicitly set the output, you will hear the default (beepy) sampler.
For example, on AKAppleSequencer
(in AudioKit 4.8, or AKSequencer
for earlier version)
QUESTION
So I feel like an idiot for having to post on here for what is likely a simple fix. I am writing an iOS application that will be sending MIDI to another app. For my first proof of concept I am trying to send a note to GarageBand on my iPhone. I am trying to use AudioKit to accomplish this.
My code that I have created is the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-16 at 14:34The error that is being returned in the OSStatus
object is likely -10844 'kMIDINotPermitted'. You'll get this when you try to call MIDISourceCreate
without audio background mode being enabled in 'capabilities'. I'll add a PR to make that error message more informative in the future.
Although there is no confirmation message about creating/opening the virtual port, if you test it by sending to other apps, you should find that it is working.
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