Question

I am trying to use Core Audio's AUSampler in my iOS application. Apple's Technical Note TN2283 and WWDC 2011 Session #411 mention using AULab to create an aupreset file with my desired audio samples, which I can then load in my iOS app.

Sadly, when I follow the instructions and try to add AUSampler in AULab, I don't see it as an option. Only DLSMusicDevice appears.

How can I use AUSampler in AULab?

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Solution

The current version of AULab (2.3, published in the October 2013 Audio Tools) is set to run as a 32-bit application.

The version of AUSampler that ships with OS X 10.9 appears to be 64-bit only.

In Finder, select AULab and Get Info. Then uncheck "Open in 32-bit mode".

Try following the steps from the Technical Note / WWDC session, and AUSampler will appear as an Audio Unit Instrument.

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