Ever wanted to dive into audio programming but didn’t know where to start?
Enter the newest NSScreencast series featuring our favorite audio framework: AudioKit!
Ben Scheirman has kicked off a new series that takes you from the very basics of audio all the way to building your own synths, ambient soundscapes, and even a multi-track audio engine. And the best part? You don’t need a PhD in coding, just a little curiosity and a working copy of Xcode (Free Download).
Here’s what’s covered so far:
Audio Fundamentals
Understand how sound works and what it means in code. No jargon, just the basics to get your brain in sync with your ears.
Getting Started with AudioKit
Learn how to install AudioKit and use it in your first project. A quick and painless start.
Build a Monophonic Synth
Create a simple synth using oscillators, mixers, faders, and reverb. A hands-on project you’ll actually want to show off.
Ambient Noise Designer
Blend pink, white, and brown noise. Add panning, reverb, and auto-sweep to create a chill audio space.
Multi Track Audio Engine
Build a basic engine with sync, mix, and mute features. It’s a great step toward more complex audio apps.
Each episode is short, clear, and packed with real code you can use.
Start watching at nsscreencast.com and bring your audio ideas to life.
See more AudioKit Tutorials here
Learn more about AudioKit code here: AudioKit.io
