How can I use the built files in Xcode

[KittenYang]

I built those output, any ideas how to use it in Xcode? Thanks indeed~

[DamRsn]

I think that if you wish to work on the project from XCode, you need to change the cmake generator with -G option and set it to Xcode.

You can see here: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/manual/cmake-generators.7.html

[KittenYang]

Thanks bro, I'll check it

[KittenYang]

@DamRsn I finally generate the Xcode project, and it build succeed with .a static library. But there is no any header files. Do you know which header file should I use to convert a .mp3 file to MIDI file?

[DamRsn]

To convert an audio file to midi, you need to build the application (the standalone target for example, so you don't need a DAW). After that you will be able to run the application and load the audio file to get the midi results.

You can also simply install the latest release for Mac.

[KittenYang]

To convert an audio file to midi, you need to build the application (the standalone target for example, so you don't need a DAW). After that you will be able to run the application and load the audio file to get the midi results.

You can also simply install the latest release for Mac.

How can I minimize the integration of this mp3-to-midi function into my own application? as I may not need the UI component.

[DamRsn]

Oh I see, you will need to add different things from NeuralNote into your project, and compile those with your application.

The things you need to add are:

• All the code in Lib/Model
• The onnx model as BinaryData (or you could change the session initialization in Features.cpp to load the model from a file instead).
• RTNeural
• ONNXRuntime, either as a dynamic library (simpler, binaries provided on onnxruntime gh), or as a static library and you'll need to follow the instruction given for that in the readme.

Hope that helps

[KittenYang]

@DamRsn Thanks mate! I'll try those instructions.