MIDISequencer 0.0.4

Maintained by Cem Olcay, Aurelius Prochazka.

You want to add pod 'MIDISequencer', '~> 0.0' similar to the following to your Podfile:

target 'MyApp' do
  pod 'MIDISequencer', '~> 0.0'
end

Then run a pod install inside your terminal, or from CocoaPods.app.

Alternatively to give it a test run, run the command:

pod try MIDISequencer


Depends on:
AudioKit	>= 0
MusicTheorySwift	>= 0

MIDISequencer 0.0.4

By
cemolcay

MIDISequencer

MIDI Sequencer that sends MIDI events to other apps.
Built top on AKSequencer of AudioKit for iOS and macOS.
Create smart MIDI sequencer instruments with just focus on notes.

Requirements

Swift 3.0+
iOS 9.0+
macOS 10.11+

Install

pod 'MIDISequencer'

Usage

MIDISequencer built top on AudioKit's AKSequencer with MusicTheory library to create sequences just focusing on notes with multiple track support.

Create a MIDISequencer instance.

let sequencer = MIDISequencer(name: "Awesome Sequencer")

Create a MIDISequencerTrack and add it to sequencer's tracks.

let track = MIDISequencerTrack(
	name: "Track 1", 
	midiChannel: 1)
sequencer.tracks.append(track)

Set tempo and time signature

sequencer.tempo = Tempo(
  timeSignature: TimeSignature(
    beats: 4,
    noteValue: .quarter),
  bpm: 80)

Add some MIDISequencerSteps to track's steps

track.steps = [
	MIDISequencerStep(
	  note: Note(type: .c, octave: 4),
	  noteValue: NoteValue(type: .quarter),
	  velocity: .standard(100)),
	MIDISequencerStep(
	  note: Note(type: .d, octave: 4),
	  noteValue: NoteValue(type: .quarter),
	  velocity: .standard(100)),
	MIDISequencerStep(
	  note: Note(type: .e, octave: 4),
	  noteValue: NoteValue(type: .quarter),
	  velocity: .standard(100)),
	MIDISequencerStep(
	  note: Note(type: .f, octave: 4),
	  noteValue: NoteValue(type: .quarter),
	  velocity: .standard(100)),
	]
sequencer.addTrack(track: track1)

You can even add chords or multiple notes or even both to any step.

MIDISequencerStep(
  chord: Chord(type: .maj, key: .c),
  octave: 4,
  noteValue: NoteValue(type: .quarter),
  velocity: .standard(60))
  
MIDISequencerStep(
  notes: [Note(type: .c, octave: 4), Note(type: .d, octave: 4)],
  octave: 4,
  noteValue: NoteValue(type: .quarter),
  velocity: .standard(60))
  
MIDISequencerStep(
  notes: Chord(type: .maj, key: .c).notes(octave: 4) + [Note(type: .c, octave: 4), Note(type: .d, octave: 4)],
  noteValue: NoteValue(type: .quarter),
  velocity: .standard(60))

Create arpeggiated steps with any notes from chords, scales in any octave range with MIDISequencerArpeggiator.

let arpeggiator = MIDISequencerArpeggiator(
  scale: Scale(type: .blues, key: .a),
  arpeggio: .random,
  octaves: [4, 5])

let melody = MIDISequencerTrack(
  name: "Melody",
  midiChannel: 3,
  steps: arpeggiator.steps(noteValue: NoteValue(type: .quarter), velocity: .random(min: 80, max: 120)))

sequencer.addTrack(track: melody)

Set isMuted property to true to mute any MIDISequencerStep.
Call one of play() or playAsync() functions to play sequance.

state = .loading
sequancer.playAsync(completion: {
	self.state = .playing
})

Call stop() to stop playing.

sequencer.stop()

Documentation

See full documentation

AppStore

This library used in my app ChordBud, check it out!