Composer Workshop
Online music school for musicians
Online music school for musicians
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With Stéphane Boussuge
Opusmodus offers lessons to students and professionals interested in composing music with Opusmodus. We provide lessons for beginners and advanced users with or without programming knowledge, online or on site. The lessons are created to give you a greater understanding of the Opusmodus design and introduce you to the main features focusing on different composing approaches.
This course is designed to introduce you to the essential tools and features you need to get started with Opusmodus, the powerful computer-aided composition software. In this series, we focus on the core functions that every user must know, covering the basics of creating lengths, pitches, dynamics and tonalities.
“Infinite Variations” is a groundbreaking Opusmodus template for Alto Flute, Harp, and Piano, blending a motivic counterpoint design with advanced algorithms to generate endless unique compositions. This template transcends traditional methods, offering composers freedom and innovation in musical creation. It’s an essential tool for exploring new dimensions in algorithmic music composition.
By the end of this course series, you’ll be equipped with the skills to generate sophisticated compositions using an algorithmic approach, taking advantage of Opusmodus’s rich set of functions and utilities.
Discover the power of generative and algorithmic music composition with Opusmodus though this 50 lessons video course.
Explore the world of orchestral computer-assisted composition, learn to design rich orchestral templates, and unleash your creativity through generative techniques. Join us on this exciting musical journey!
Learn how to drive virtual instruments directly from Opusmodus to get a production level of realism with your Midi-Mockups directly from OM.
