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CO-COMPOSER

A lightweight MIDI control iPad app for your Digital Audio Workstation.

 

Built for DAW composers, it provides visual articulation keyswitch buttons with rich musical symbols, responsive MIDI CC faders for expression and dynamic control, chord modulation ideas and automated melodic runs.

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Used with Co-Composer Focus for Mac, it can automatically present the relevant articulations to your current track selection.

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Co Composer v2.3 - Out Now!
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CO-COMPOSER v2 - Out Now!
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Co-Composer - MIDI CC and Keyswitches - v1.2 Walkthrough
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Co-Composer v1.1 Update - Available Now
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Co-Composer for iPad - CC Faders and Articulation Keyswitches for your DAW
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CALLING ALL DAW COMPOSERS... Beta test my new iPad app (please)
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Run Co-Composer and connect to your Mac/PC over network MIDI or using the Co-Composer Focus app

Add Articulation banks of buttons with musical symbols, names and MIDI events to control your sample libraries. Build them from scratch, templates or import Logic Pro articulation set or Cubase expression map files

Set CC and Aftertouch values across up to five pages of six expressive, responsive faders

Use the Modulation Assistant to enter start and end chords to generate harmonic pivot ideas, or build melodic runs from start and end notes across numerous scales and run shapes using the Runs composer

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Co-Composer Focus automatically shows the relevant articulations for your track selections, and allows fast navigation to mapped tracks with the tap of a finger from anywhere in your project

Automatically build Co-Composer articulation banks and map them to instrument tracks in your Logic Pro or Cubase projects

Requires MacOS 14+ (Logic Pro + Cubase) or Windows 11 25H2

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CO-COMPOSER v2.4
Focus for Logic Pro and Cubase
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