3 New Tutorials: Make a Synth, Sequencer, and Drum Pad with only 100 Lines of Code!

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By Matthew Fecher Blog Built With AudioKit Tutorials September 30, 2022



AudioKit contributor and developer Nick Culbertson (Moby Pixel) is back with three more awesome AudioKit tutorials.

How to make a Sequencer App for iOS with AudioKit with 100 lines of code!




How to make a Drum Pad App for iOS with AudioKit with 100 lines of code!




You may know  developer Nick Culbertson (Moby Pixel) from his excellent videos on building your own instrument app with AudioKit and making a simple MIDI controller with Arduino.

See more AudioKit Tutorials here

Learn more about AudioKit code here.

Matthew Fecher / About Author
AudioKit core-team member. Creator of AudioKit Synth One, King of FM, and more. Hopes you build something beautiful with AudioKit. If you've built an app with AudioKit, drop him a note! Follow him (Instagram, Twitter, Tik Tok): @analogMatthew.
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