Can i build midi audio units in swift?
Asked on 08/06/2024
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Yes, you can build MIDI audio units in Swift. The session Support real-time ML inference on the CPU discusses how to create audio units that can handle both audio and MIDI data. This includes using Swift for the user interface component of the audio unit, as well as integrating machine learning models for real-time audio processing.
For more details, you can refer to the chapter "Real-time processing" in the session Support real-time ML inference on the CPU.
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