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.
UPDATE, 4/2/2018: The new AKSampler code released in AudioKit 4.2 allows for ADSR envelopes without setting up anything special in the source files. This video is…
We’re grateful to the GarageBand Guide for their awesome review video. GarageBand (free download) is an excellent way to make music with iOS. And, the GarageBand Guide is…
AudioKit 5.3 is here. Now musicians, students, and kids can explore audio and music coding on their iPads, no computer required! In the above video Aure…
Aure Prochazka, Phd, shows you how to create a Drum Pad app (No Mac required). First, follow this quick tutorial on how to use AudioKit in…
Learn how to make a simple instrument app for iPhone and iPad with AudioKit. In the above video, developer Nick Culbertson (Moby Pixel) gives you an…
Howdy folks! In this video, Nick shows you how to add MIDI to your AudioKit instrument. He also has several other videos to teach you how…
Howdy folks! In this video, Nick shows you how to make an iOS AUv3 plug-in instrument with AudioKit. If you’re new to this series, you may…
You may know developer Nick Culbertson (Moby Pixel) from his excellent videos on building your own instrument app with AudioKit. In the above video, Nick shows…
AudioKit is very happy to announce the release of two new open-source libraries that everyone can use in their music apps for free. The first release…
AudioKit is proud to announce a brand-new free and open-source repository for you to build apps with. This time it’s Flow, a graphical node editor, allowing…
AudioKit is once again proud to introduce a new free and open-source library for you to use in your apps. We’re calling it “Controls” and it…
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…
AudioKit has introduced another free and open-source library for use in your apps. We’ve been focused on creating smaller repos that do one or two things….
Nick’s part starts around 48 minutes into the video. AudioKit team member Nick Culbertson (Moby Pixel) demonstrated how to build a sample-based app with AudioKit at…
Developer Nick Culbertson (Moby Pixel) has released a new 30 minute mini-documentary of how his latest app, Overdrive Synth, was made. You’ll recognize Nick from all…