Recording With Audio Queues

[macOS] — Using Objective-C and the Apple Audio APIs

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This is a series of posts about Apple Core Audio API. Read them and practice in order.

Series Episodes:

• S01,01. Reading Basic Info from a Local Audio File
• S01,02. Generating Raw Audio Samples
• S01,03. Audio Stream Basic Descriptions
• [this post] S01, 04. Recording With Audio Queues
• S01, 05. Playing Back With Audio Queues
• S01, 06. Converting Any Audio Format to LPCM
• S01, 07. Converting An Audio File to LPCM
• S01, 08. Playing Back With Audio Units
• S01, 09. Audio Unit Input Via A Render Callback
• S01, 10. Connecting Audio Units Together
• S01, 11. Positional Sound with OpenAL
• S01, 12. OpenAL Streaming Example
• S01, 13. Connecting to a MIDI Controller
• S01, 14. Primitive MIDI Controller

Introduction

We explain the creation of a command line application that can record sound coming in from the default input device attached to our Mac. For example, from the internal mic or from a USB-attached headset with mic.