Ether programming (Part 2)

Ether programming (Part 2) This is a second part of the guide on ether programming using Compositor 10. I start with conjunctions. There are two conjunctions in ether such as ie and et. The first one is placed after naming and the second one is placed before naming. The difference is in punctuation: in first case attributes goes from the…

Ether programming (Part 1)

Ether programming (Part 1) It is possible to conduct ether programming using any Compositor version with ability to initiate an ether. Compositor with CW Decoder works as a messenger or shoutcast device with ability to invite and remove people from chat window. The name of such messenger is NIM (No Internet Messenger), which is called by a principle of its…

Five Ethernet principles when working with Compositor

Five Ethernet principles when working with Compositor The original idea with planets and constellations dates back to the 2014, when Compositor Max for Live saw its way into the music business. Compositor Max for Live is a successor of Compositor Pro 2 software, which uses only transparent names for parameters. For example, combinations in Compositor Max for Live are constellations…

SASER vs CW Decoder

While being on a high production curve mastering Compositor v3 Hypervisor and Machaon software a new field test produced for the SASER SAS24P3L software, which is mainly responsible for VLF Morse code translations. In this video you can see the translation of SASER SAS24P3L ver. 1.1.3 output by CW Decoder software. CW Decoder not only detects all bands of SASER…