Example code

Below you'll find a variety of example applications that demonstrate how to setup specific scenarios across a range of platforms. Take a look through the code and learn how to get your ideas off the ground.

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Each JavaScript framework has slightly different ways of doing the same thing. You'll find guides for the following frameworks and vanilla JS writing styles.

React

splice/superpowered-boilerplate-reacthttps://github.com/splice/superpowered-boilerplate-react

A React project project ready with superpowered wired in ready.

Angular

splice/superpowered-boilerplate-angularhttps://github.com/splice/superpowered-boilerplate-angular

An Angular project project ready with superpowered wired in ready.

Vue

splice/superpowered-boilerplate-vuehttps://github.com/splice/superpowered-boilerplate-vue

A Vue.js project project ready with superpowered wired in ready.

Vanilla JS

splice/superpowered-boilerplate-vanilla-jshttps://github.com/splice/superpowered-boilerplate-vanilla-js

A Vue.js project project ready with superpowered wired in ready.

Flutter

superpoweredSDKhttps://github.com/superpoweredSDK/Low-Latency-Android-iOS-Linux-Windows-tvOS-macOS-Interactive-Audio-Platform/tree/master/Examples_Flutter/superpowered_player_with_effects

A Flutter example application with Superpowered.

React Native

superpoweredSDKhttps://github.com/superpoweredSDK/Low-Latency-Android-iOS-Linux-Windows-tvOS-macOS-Interactive-Audio-Platform/tree/master/Examples_ReactNative/SuperpoweredPlayerWithEffects

A React Native example application with Superpowered.

Android

SuperpoweredCrossExample	A fully-functional DJ app project example.
SuperpoweredEffect	Shows how to use a single effect (input -> fx -> output).
SuperpoweredFrequencyDomain	Simple time domain to frequency domain transformation with buffering and windowing.
SuperpoweredPlayer	Shows how to use a player (for local, progressive download or HLS playback).
SuperpoweredRecorder	Shows how to record the microphone input using SuperpoweredRecorder.
SuperpoweredUSBExample	This project comes with two example apps, a simple and a complex example app. Simple USB Example App The simple example app demonstrates an easy audio setup, similar to how iOS handles USB audio devices. It also receives and displays MIDI. The audio functionality of the simple example app will cover most mobile audio use cases. Complex USB Example App The complex example app demonstrates full USB audio discovery, for the use case of sophisticated DAW and recording apps. It displays the various input and output options, audio paths and hardware controls of a USB audio device. Hardware controls can be manipulated and advanced thru audio paths can be enabled. If an audio output is selected without an audio input, the complex example sends a sine wave to every output channel. If both audio output and audio input are selected, then loopback or round-trip latency measurement are available. This means that the complex example app is also a testing tool to discover a USB audio device’s advanced features, test audio quality, glitches and latency.

iPhone/iPad

SuperpoweredCrossExample	A fully-functional DJ app project example.
SuperpoweredFrequencies	Shows how to use a single effect (input -> fx -> output).
SuperpoweredFrequencyDomain	Simple time domain to frequency domain transformation with buffering and windowing.
SuperpoweredHLSExample	Shows how to use a player (for local, progressive download or HLS playback).
SuperpoweredOfflineProcessingExample	Shows how to record the microphone input using SuperpoweredRecorder.
SuperpoweredPerformance	This project comes with two example apps, a simple and a complex example app.

VisionOS

superpoweredSDKhttps://github.com/superpoweredSDK/Low-Latency-Android-iOS-Linux-Windows-tvOS-macOS-Interactive-Audio-Platform/tree/master/Examples_VisionOS

An XCode project for VisionOS with Superpowered.

tvOS

SuperpoweredTVExample	tvOS example project.

Windows

Effect	Shows how to use a single effect (input -> fx -> output).
HLS	HTTP Live Streaming example project.
Player	Shows how to use a player (for local, progressive download or HLS playback).
Recorder	Shows how to record the microphone input using SuperpoweredRecorder.

Linux

Offline1	Decodes an audio file and saves the result in WAV.
Offline2	Reads an audio file, applies time stretching and saves the result in WAV.
Offline3	Reads an audio file and feeds the audio data into the Analyzer class.
HLS	HTTP Live Streaming example project.

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