I'll probably start with the Swift Code examples to learn how to make my own Apps. Needed to watch a Youtube video to get the Xcode project details but it wasn't hard to do but I've used GitHub before so somethings were familiar if not Xcode itself. But it opens the door to maybe building an App using AudioKit's code for the really hard parts and Apples code for the GUI stuff. MIDI IN and Bluetooth MIDI settings don't seem to work so no driving the Synth from external sources like Logic Pro X, etc. Press a key on the App and the synth plays.Use Simulator Menu for Hardware -> Rotate Right.get RetroArch is a frontend for emulators, game engines and media players. Select a hardware device to emulate (I went with the 12' Pro iPad) PlayStation2 format discs and Super Audio CDs can be played only on certain.run pod install in synthone project folder.Under Sounds, clear the check box next to each sound that you want to turn off. Under Personal Settings, click Notifications & Sounds. Import AudioKit/Synthone repository into Xcode on Mac Under Message arrival, choose the settings that you want.Create GitHub account (probably optional step needed to save projects).I was listening to Matt Fecher's interview about AudioKit Synth One and he said anyone could install it in an emulator on their Mac.

Mac emulator turn off sound