Android Sound Synthesizer App Tutorial Part 1: App Architecture [Synth #007]

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Hi, my name is Jan Wilczek. I am an audio programmer and a researcher. Welcome to WolfSound!

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In this video, I introduce you to the tutorial on how to build a sound synthesizer app for Android. A sound synthesizer is an app that generates music based on user input. It is a great project for beginners to start learning about Android and audio signal processing.

Thanks to this tutorial, you will learn

💡 How wavetable synthesis can be implemented in an app,
💡 Kotlin basics in a fun and easy way, including Kotlin Coroutines,
💡 Android development basics,
💡 Jetpack Compose framework basics,
💡 Interfacing Kotlin code with C++,
💡 Controlling audio output on Android using the Oboe library,
💡 How to implement Android architecture guidelines.

In case of any doubt in understanding, please, refer to the article above or ask a question in the comments 🙂

Video edited by Vadzim Vezhnavets.
Background music composed and produced by Jan Wilczek.

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TIME CODES

00:00 App demo
00:58 Introduction
01:49 Tutorial goals
02:03 What will you learn?
02:52 Android architecture guidelines
03:40 App architecture
05:34 Technologies that will be used
05:57 What is needed to master audio programming?

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[przekladanki]

What is the title of the song at the beginnig? 😁

[TheHive]

I've been experimenting with flutter at a very basic level, I'd be interested to see what's available there for these sorts of audio apps. Flutter seems very promising with the ability to target multiple platforms, but I'm guessing you lose significant performance when you're doing something like your example.

[thorragnarok]

Id love to make my own synthesizer on my android phone😮

[riaannolan]

Loved this tutorial Jan! and also I laughed at Game of Thr... I mean 🤣