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Sometimes I need some long notes to keep playing after the sequencer stops. akSequencer.stop() // Need to put some code to ask the question Is there any way to keep the sound of a long note when AKSequencer stops? Instead of connecting your AKMusicTrack's MIDI output directly to your sampler (or oscillator bank or whatever), send it to an AKCallbackInstrument . In the callback function, you can check the status of the sequencer's MIDI messages, and send your the noteOn and noteOff messages to your sampler from there. In the callback you can add conditional logic, for example, you could use

I'm trying to use AudioKit to playback a sound on each beat of a measure(s). Although I've implemented the code from this similar question regarding callbacks via AudioKit, I can't seem to get the sequencer to update changes and playback properly. It will play once accurately, however after rewinding and changing the values it will only use the initial values (or not playback at all). My intent is to create a struct of measures with beat values for each measure, then use MIDI and the callback to play different sounds dependent on how many measures/beats there are. Thanks! import UIKit import

I'm trying to play audio files from URLs in an iOS app (Swift 4). I'd like them to buffer and play while downloading. And I quite like AudioKit, but for the life of me and I can't figure out how to make it read remote files. Any suggestions? You can't find it because its not there. We've never implemented any streaming functionality. It could be added though, and a number of people like yourself would be quite pleased. Consider contributing some code if you manage to work it out. We can offer you membership to AudioKit's Slack group during development if you wish. If you only need to stream

I want to record midi audio using AudioKit. I managed to do it but when I replay the recorded notes, there are delays and the timing of the notes is not always the good one, especially when I play fast during the recording. Here is how i did it : I have three buttons, one for Do (Midi number 60), one for Re (midi number 62), one for Mi (64). When a button is pushed down i send a noteOn, and I save the time in a 88 table of Floats. When the button is pushed up, I send a noteOff event, and I save the note in the midi file. I can deduce the length of the note to save, by doing (timeNoteOff

I got a small problem using the AudioKit framework: ----> I can't get the AudioKit framework to pick up special frequencies above and below a specific amount. ( frequency below 100Hz & above 20kHz ) Edit: I've tested some frequency-tracker apps on my iOS device combined with some online-tonegenerator tools to check if my iPhone microphone is able to pick up those frequency above 20000Hz... And it is. But using the default frequency tracker code snippets: Frequency above 20000Hz can not be picked up by AudioKit. mic = AKMicrophone() tracker = AKFrequencyTracker(mic) silence = AKBooster(tracker,

I've been trying to solve a mystery sinewave issue with little success. I'm starting a new question here as I think I have dug into the specifics of this problem. When setting up an AKSequencer, and feeding it a MIDI file, I'm seeing some strange results. For a 4 track song (with a corresponding 4 track midi file, duration matching all stems of the song), I'm seeing that the sequencer is actually generated with 5 tracks. What is the extra track? Also, I'm getting an error in the console: [seq] 1026: Invalid beat range which I believe happens when the track is empty. So this looks like the