How to Make a Sample-based Instrument in Logic & GarageBand to use in your own app

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By AudioKit Pro Blog Built With AudioKit Tutorials February 24, 2022

Want to learn how how to make a sample-based instrument with Logic and/or GarageBand that you can use in your own app?

In the videos below, developer Nick Culbertson (Moby Pixel) shows you how.  Follow these tutorials to make your own iOS app!

Then you can learn more and add FX to your app with his tutorials here.

Learn more about AudioKit code here.

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