I just wanted to say 'thank you very, very much', because after hours of work and trying a lot of audio libraries for several purposes Soundtouch was the only one that just worked out of the box!
I'm on Windows 10 for this project (I love linux though), using Android Studio 3.5.2. The ReadMe for Windows says you need to download the NDK and install it with Cygwin, but in Android Studio, you can do it like this (do mind, I haven't tested it on other/fresh computers, I'm just eager to share the unexpected happiness):
Go to Tools > SDK Manager > SDK Tools and select and apply NDK (Side by Side), NDK, CMake, and LLDB (If you haven't got those installed already for C++ support).
Then import Android-lib like this:
File> New > import project > navigate to the soundtouch/source/Android-lib
And that's it :)
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I just wanted to say 'thank you very, very much', because after hours of work and trying a lot of audio libraries for several purposes Soundtouch was the only one that just worked out of the box!
I'm on Windows 10 for this project (I love linux though), using Android Studio 3.5.2. The ReadMe for Windows says you need to download the NDK and install it with Cygwin, but in Android Studio, you can do it like this (do mind, I haven't tested it on other/fresh computers, I'm just eager to share the unexpected happiness):
Go to Tools > SDK Manager > SDK Tools and select and apply NDK (Side by Side), NDK, CMake, and LLDB (If you haven't got those installed already for C++ support).
Then import Android-lib like this:
File> New > import project > navigate to the soundtouch/source/Android-lib
And that's it :)