Mittware upload to a modem of your outboard sound card

Mittware upload to a modem of your outboard sound card Using Compositor v9 you can establish a connection with a modem of your sound card and upload mittware to it. It works this way: Turn on your external sound card; Turn on Compositor v9 Hypervisor with internal sound card selected; You should composite all z levels on a fast (more…

Establishing connection to the past using DRM server

Establishing connection to the past using DRM server One can establish a connection with ether aggregators through the DRM server, using serial or parallel methods of information feeding. This way, even turning on a game, based on previous generation engine, you can connect to its ether aggregators and reestablish personal thinking up to the moment, which saved in its wavetable.…

Ether tracks emission

Ether tracks emission To perform the emission of a track from the ether you need to receive ether aggregators. Each ether aggregator recorded in a wavetable. The 64-bit floating-point format is used for devices with 64-bit encoding. For my work, it is enough to fixate the ether aggregator with 24-bit resolution, because I do not use them for data transferring,…

Compositor Software devices for music production

In this video I will show you the special method of work, due to it you can produce a techno track in 20 minutes or less using MDL12 Max for Live and other Compositor Software feeders. The artificial network produces the feedback loops out of submitted material. You can receive loops for parts such as basslines, melodies and percussion. Enjoy!

Boosty is Compositor Software endorser

After two decades of experimentation in computer synthesis Ruslan Yusipov uses Boosty alias again for an album design for Compositor Software. One-shot samples suited for the wavetables of wavetable synthesis design. RAM storage inspired a new way of loops resynthesis when an artist tries to imitate a well-known hook using one-shot samples. Delay modules suits a two-way operation. First, it…