genedelisa / swiftmidi

Core MIDI - originally with Swift 3, but nothing much changed with Swift 4 or 5

Swift3MIDI

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An example using Core MIDI with Swift 3.

There are also two hacky Playgrounds. One works. The other one tries to create an input port and fails. (makes sense actually)

Meta text events are a mess with that tuple nonsense. That will be another blog post.

I'm using the Fluid R3 GM Sounfont in this example. Use whatever Soundfont you like. (GeneralUser GS 1.442 has many problems)

Blog post for this example.

Blog post

Bugs

If you find one, please add it to issues

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Licensing

MIT

Please read the LICENSE for details.

Credits

• Gene De Lisa's development blog
• Gene De Lisa's music blog
• Twitter: @GeneDeLisaDev

swiftmidi's Issues

Is this working with final Xcode 8 and Swift 3 release

I was wondering if everything is in order for the final release of Xcode 8 and Swift 3. I have not been able to try this yet, but enjoyed the swift 2 version.

Thanks

MidiNetworkSession

Hi ,
Is there a way to send Midi events thru the Midi Network Session ?
Midi CC and notes pass only thru Swift3Midi.virtual port.

Best

Will there be a Swift 4 version

Hello,

Just wondering if there will be a Swift 4 version?

Thanks
James

Working with CoreMIDI in Playgrounds

Is it possible to work with CoreMIDI within a Swift 3 playground? I have adapted your code for a playground and seem to be able create a client and detect when new devices are added and disconnected, but once I have created an input port with MIDIInputPortCreateWithBlock and connected it to the available sources using MIDIPortConnectSource, I don't receive any MIDI packets to myMIDIReadBlock. The same code works fine in an iOS app, but running in a playground nothing happens.