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Easiest way to build an interface

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Hi All

 

I want to build a custom audio app, but ts not a game. Whats the easiest way to build an interface that can fire events, have volume faders etc. Is there anything thats not a game engine , for instance  xojo or even xcode thats easy to implement ?
in General Discussion by damon i. (890 points)

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Hi Damon

Depends on your definition of "easy" of course, but here's a guide on how to integrate Wwise in a C++ project, which you could create in xcode.
https://www.audiokinetic.com/library/2017.1.9_6501/?source=SDK&id=workingwithsdks.html

The SDK includes demo projects, so you could possibly also repurpose one of those if you don't want to bother with the integration.

Kind Regards
Tobias
by Tobias D. Nielsen (2.5k points)
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