AudioKitUI

AudioKitUI provides waveform plots and controls for AudioKit-powered applications. For more specialized or complex UI components that do not depend directly on AudioKit, check the following repositories:

• Controls: SwiftUI Knobs, Sliders, X-Y Pads, etc. (github.com/AudioKit/Controls)
• Flow: Generic node graph editor (github.com/AudioKit/Flow)
• Keyboard: SwiftUI music keyboard (github.com/AudioKit/Keyboard)
• Piano Roll: Touch-oriented piano roll (github.com/AudioKit/PianoRoll)
• PianoRollEditor: Logic Pro-like piano roll editor (github.com/AudioKit/PianoRollEditor)
• MIDITrackView: View representing a MIDI Track (github.com/AudioKit/MIDITrackView)
• Waveform: GPU accelerated waveform view (github.com/AudioKit/Waveform)

Some complex user interfaces are maintained in separate repositories under the AudioKit umbrella. Depending on your needs, you may want to explore:

• Controls: SwiftUI Knobs, Sliders, X-Y Pads, etc. (github.com/AudioKit/Controls)
• Flow: Generic node graph editor (github.com/AudioKit/Flow)
• Keyboard: SwiftUI music keyboard (github.com/AudioKit/Keyboard)
• Piano Roll: Touch oriented piano roll (github.com/AudioKit/PianoRoll)
• PianoRollEditor: Logic Pro like piano roll editor (github.com/AudioKit/PianoRollEditor)
• MIDITrackView: View representing a MIDI Track (github.com/AudioKit/MIDITrackView)
• Waveform: GPU accelerated waveform view (github.com/AudioKit/Waveform)

AudioKitUI is built using SwiftUI. Ensure your project targets the following minimum versions:

• iOS: 13+
• macOS: 10.15+

To integrate AudioKitUI into your Xcode project, use Swift Package Manager (SPM):

1. In Xcode, select File -> Swift Packages -> Add Package Dependency.
2. Enter the following URL: https://github.com/AudioKit/AudioKitUI.
3. Follow the standard Xcode prompts to add the package to your target.

AudioKitUI is built using SwiftUI. To use it, your project must target the following minimum operating systems:

• iOS: 13+
• macOS: 10.15+