Accessing the default Device manager on iOS standalone

MacOSX and iOS
1

Not too experienced with JUCE, I’ve run into a probably very trivial issue.

I have made auv3 plugins for iOS. I want to show the default juce device manager in the standalone, so that users also can use it standalone.
I looked at the tutorial, but the real AudioDeviceManager that is used there, is not available in AudioProcessorEditor.
I added a fake AudioDeviceManager audioDevice, and the manager component is visible and working on screen, but it doesnt seem to work for the audio.
So I most likely need to connect to the real AudioDeviceManager, which I can not find…

 AudioDeviceManager audioDevice;
 AudioDeviceSelectorComponent audioSetup;

JuceDemoPluginAudioProcessorEditor (JuceDemoPluginAudioProcessor& owner)
    : AudioProcessorEditor (owner),
    audioSetup(audioDevice,
    0,     // minimum input channels
    256,   // maximum input channels
    0,     // minimum output channels
    256,   // maximum output channels
    false, // ability to select midi inputs
    false, // ability to select midi output device
    false, // treat channels as stereo pairs
    false), // hide advanced options

tnx in advance!

2

Why are you accessing the ADM from a plugin? Plugins operate on audio to/from the hosting application, not the underlying audio subsystem.

3

when you choose auv3 as a target in xcode, the standalone is also created.
In that standalone I want to access teh ADM

4

Solved it this way, I just leave it here for other peeps with same problem to find
this.
if someone with more expertise knows how to do it more elegantly: please tell! I just hacked it this way :wink:

You need one extra include
#include “juce_audio_plugin_client/Standalone/juce_StandaloneFilterWindow.h”

Then in AudioProcessorEditor the following code:

//First a pointer to circumvent requirements
 AudioDeviceSelectorComponent* audioSetupP;

     if(processor.wrapperType == wrapperType_Standalone)
                {
                      auto pluginHolder = StandalonePluginHolder::getInstance();
                       AudioDeviceSelectorComponent* mySetup =  new AudioDeviceSelectorComponent
                               (pluginHolder->deviceManager,
                               1,     // minimum input channels
                               2,   // maximum input channels
                               2,     // minimum output channels
                               2,   // maximum output channels
                               false, // ability to select midi inputs
                               false, // ability to select midi output device
                               false, // treat channels as stereo pairs
                                false);
                        audioSetupP = mySetup;
                        addAndMakeVisible(audioSetupP); 
                }

In resized():

auto r = getLocalBounds().reduced (12);
   if(processor.wrapperType == wrapperType_Standalone)
{
 audioSetupP->setBounds(r.removeFromTop(100)); 
}
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