Developer Michael Tyson (Audiobus and Loopy) has announced a major update to The Amazing Audio Engine – a framework for programmers that’s designed to streamline the creation of audio apps.
Apps build using The Engine include Loopy HD, Audiobus, SEctor, DM1, AudioShare, zMors and others.
Here’s an in-depth introduction from Tyson:
The Amazing Audio Engine v2 is available now as a beta release.
Great, the world needs more non-cross-platform-compatible audio frameworks!
Chris
There is no other serious mobile audio platform, so that’s a moot point and an odd thing to take issue with.
Also, performance.
Check Superpowered please. Outperforms Core Audio, available for both iOS and Android: http://superpowered.com
Looks like a great step for TAAE. Congrats Michael.
If I understand correctly, TAAE is still a wrapper on top of Core Audio. Meaning that it cannot actually increase performance or ever be cross-platform.
As someone mentioned below, audio developers should also consider Superpowered Audio.
http://superpowered.com
We’re the fastest audio engine for mobile devices, low latency, and cross-platform on iOS, OSX, tvOS, and Android.
If anyone has any questions, please feel free to reach out: [email protected]
Michael you’re a genius but damn bro eat some food & get outside for some fresh air!
After releasing the Loopy successor ofcourse.
This environment looks fantastic! I wish I would be a professional…damn 😉
Interesting that they’ve moved away from graphs whereas AVFoundation and Core Audio are all about graphs and nodes… Also makes me wonder what’s in store for audio in iOS 10.