3.5 AudioKit.framework - No such module ‘AudioKit’

[wooc...@gmail.com]

Hi, I just downloaded AudioKit Version 3.5 and added the framework as an embedded binary as per your set-up video. AudioKit.framework now appears in the Xcode Navigation window of the HelloWorld project. I imported AudioKit into ViewController.swift but Xcode reports:

No such module ‘AudioKit’

On inspecting the Navigation window, AudioKit.framework shows only a folder with .h files (79 or thereabouts). There are no exec, fix-framework.sh or .raw files or no Modules, BCSymbolMaps or _CodeSignature folders.

In the Navigation window 

Add to files to ‘AudioKit.framework ’…

in the File menu is greyed out.

I repeated the process from the start several times and it happens consistently.

Can you recommend an alternative way to import the entire framework ?

Cheers

Greg S

[Aurelius Prochazka Ph.D.]

Headers are all you'll see if you import the framework file.  My guess is that the framework is not in your framework search paths.  

Aure

[wooc...@gmail.com]

You said: ... the framework is not in your framework search paths. 

Aure, do you mean the path I used to find the framework when I selected it in Xcode ? or something else ?

I tried once more this time removing old files from the desktop before doing a clean download, then manually unzipping it before repeating the process. I get the same result. Also as I type

import AudioK

… at this point Xcode tries to insert CoreAudioKit. Worth noting but possibly irrelevant.

Greg S

[Aurelius Prochazka Ph.D.]

Framework search paths is a setting.  You might want to try following the video again, or else if you want to do a screenshare, I'm sure I can set it up for you.

Aure

[limitlesslyc...@gmail.com]

I am having the same problem.

I checked the video and in it you use 3.1.

I have the 3.5 download file and it doesn't have access to the .framework file.

where do I go from here.

Grenen

[Aurelius Prochazka Ph.D.]

Well, I did a screen share with him and I set the Framework Search Path so that the framework was found.  It was still not doing code completion correctly so we ended up dragging AudioKit for iOS.xcodeproj in to his project and compiling directly.  

Aure

[Grenen Thomas]

It works! 

Thank you Aure.

Now I can begin my AudioKit adventure.

I need to make a simple musical instrument using buttons (not keys) to access an orchestra sound.

Do you have any tutorials to point me in this direction?

Grenen

[wooc...@gmail.com]

Grenen (& Aure),

In case it helps, I just created a bank of sliders suitable for controlling a physical modelling instrument (and while you're there be sure to up vote the post :-) You could try something similar using buttons. I'm about to try it out with AudioKit.

Greg S