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Apple Add AudioBus Support to GarageBand – AudioBus SDK Goes Public!
Apple have released version 1.4 of GarageBand. The update adds support for AudioBus so you can play and record other AudioBus compatible music apps directly into GarageBand!
Other improvements include a new option to turn off grid snapping to get finer control over region and note editing and fixed an issue that resulted in feedback while connecting 3rd-party audio accessories into the headphone/microphone jack.
In other related news, we’ve been told today that the SDK for the AudioBus audio routing framework is now publicly available for all iOS developers. The public release comes after having reached over 100 compatible applications during the SDK’s closed beta.
“After a three-month closed beta, the Audiobus Software Development Kit (SDK) is being made available to the public today. The SDK, which allows apps to support the Audiobus inter-app audio routing platform, has already been integrated into more than 100 apps including Animoog, Figure, BeatMaker 2, Auria, and KORG’s entire iOS app lineup. Over 1,000 additional developers have signed up to add Audiobus support to their apps.
The Audiobus SDK beta has already had an extremely positive response from developers. Alex Mathieu, developer of Glitchbreaks said, “It is a fantastic SDK to work with, and the people developing it are super helpful, and extremely responsive.”
Developers can get access to the Audiobus SDK, read the extensive documentation and communicate with other developers at the Audiobus Developer Center.
To celebrate the public release of the SDK AudioBus is currently half price. So if you haven’t already done so go grab it now! The price is currently $4.99 (usually $9.99).
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Sweet!.. I can finally use Jam Up Pro as my guitar FX processor instead of the lame ones in GB!
Yes, a real missed opportunity that AB is output only for GarageBand. It would have been great to be able to output Gb’s great instruments into a more professional DaW such as Cubasis or Auria.
It’s cool and all that they show support I guess. But they did this all backwards. Like literarily backwards, with GarageBand being on the wrong end in Audiobus. So no kudos for Apple here..