A Flutter application to generate melody from audio input. It can run on Android version 7.1.2 and above.
The features of this app are as follows:
● Register
● Log In
● Record Audio
● View the Recorded Audio
● Play the Recorded Audio
● Pause the Recorded Audio
● Delete the Recorded Audio
● Use the Recorded Audio
● Generate Melody
● View the Generated Melody
● Play the Generated Melody
● Pause the Generated Melody
● Favourite the Generated Melody
● Share the Generated Melody
● Close the Generated Melody
● View Generated Melodies
● View Favourited Melodies
● View In-App Tutorials
● Log Out
Melofy app requires Melofy API to function as intended. This is because the melody generation part is in Melofy API.
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Deploy Melofy API locally.
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Change hostname in Melofy app when sending POST request.
NOTE: If release builds on Android fail and mentions
flutter_ffmpeg, make sure that mavenCentral() is defined as a repository in your build.gradle and it is listed before jcenter().
- Clear build cache
flutter clean
- Get depenedencies listed in
pubspec.yaml
flutter pub get
- Build APKs by splitting them per Application Binary Interface (ABI)
flutter build apk --split-per-abi
- Find out your device's CPU architecture.
NOTE: Refer to this article to find out your device's CPU architecture.
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In Melofy's latest release, expand the Assets section.
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Download the specific release APK based on your device's CPU architecture and install it.
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ARM, use APK ending with armeabi-v7a.apk - For
ARM64, use APK ending with arm64-v8a.apk - For
x86_64, use APK ending with x86_64.apk
Or, you can download the fat APK that can be installed on ARM, ARM64, and x86_64.
- The Fat APK is the APK ending with fat.apk
WARNING I: There is no apk for x86 Android. This is because Flutter does not currently support building for x86 Android. Refer to this issue on Github.
WARNING II: These builds are intended for testing purposes only. Usage outside of testing may cause unexpected crashes and performance lags.
