Hi All, Trying to make my first app by making a soundboard. I want to assign an .mp3 to a button but don't want the button to navigate anywhere else. The Tutorial posted on this site uses the an older version of BT and wondering if there's an updated doco?

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Thanks Sheri, Will do. Cheers, Justin

I find soundboards much easier to create natively. This is one such I created. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/id530229411?mt=8 Let me know if you'd like the code. All the best Alex

Hi Alex, The apps is pretty neat. You're correct, it is easier to create natively, i found sound board code on GeekyLemon. I wouldn't mind grabbing the code off you and comparing it to the one i found on GeekyLemon. Thanks very much for your post. Cheers Justin

Hey Alex, If you have something for the community be a great share for everyone. Thanks! Sheri

Sure. I'll get something up soon :)

I don't know if this would suit a plugin? Is it possible to create plugins that come with a nib file that can be adjusted as needed?

Hi Alex, I'm not sure about that, may have to ask the buzztouch Evangelist :) Cheers Justin

Hey Alex, I'm interested in the code for a soundboard, it would definitely fit my app

Hello Alex, Could you share your Soundboard code with me please? Please private message me to continue the conversation. Thanks! -- Niraj

@Alex Please share with me as well. Yours is 1000 times better than mine..

Hi, Very straight forward code for this. .h Firstly you will need to import the AVFoundation/AVAudioPlayer framework. You also need to ensure the AVAudioPlayerDelegate is added and I use AVAudioPlayer *theAudio; to allow you to have control of stopping and playing the audio for when another buttton is pressed. Finally you set up the (IBAction) to be called in the .m I also use an (IBAction) for a separate stop button. .m -(IBAction) playSound:(id)sender{ [theAudio stop]; NSString *path = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"Anaheim" ofType:@"mp3"]; theAudio=[[AVAudioPlayer alloc] initWithContentsOfURL:[NSURL fileURLWithPath:path] error:NULL]; [theAudio play]; } Here we have the code to play the mp3 file named 'Anaheim', stored in the project. For the separate 'Stop' button I use -(IBAction) stop:(id)sender { [theAudio stop]; } Thats it. Very, very straight forward. Hope this helps. All the best.