Composer Assistant

Technical specifications

Technical specifications

What Composer Assistant runs on, what it needs, and what each take gives you.

Last updated 2026-09-29

Technical specifications

Composer Assistant 1.0.11, released 28 September 2026. What changed in every version: Changelog.

At a glance

How it works

The plugin sits in your DAW. The music is produced by AI on our servers: you set up your idea in the plugin, press PRODUCE, and the finished takes come back into the plugin, ready to drag onto your tracks. Your computer does no AI work, and there is no sample library to download.

System requirements

macOS

Windows

On both

Plugin formats

Composer Assistant loads as an instrument plugin: put it on an instrument (MIDI) track. Its takes are audio and MIDI files you drag onto your own tracks.

Supported hosts (DAWs)

Features by platform

What each take gives you

Instruments

Four families of cinematic orchestral parts, each with its own options: Chord Progression, Motor, Ostinato and Percussion. The list comes from our servers, so it can grow without a plugin update.

Install locations

macOS (one installer, .pkg)

The macOS installer is signed and notarized by Apple.

Windows (one installer, .exe)

The Windows installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows may show a SmartScreen warning ("Windows protected your PC"). Click More info, then Run anyway.

Restart your DAW after installing so it finds the plugin.

Where your files are saved

Account, plans and updates