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My conclusion is that while some interesting sounds can be generated there is not enough variability in the composition engine to sustain the broad claims of the developer.
Compositor generates its own notes section which are sent to the sound generation section and then to a reverb.
I used slow LFOs to modulate the values of the composition section using the presets for the sound. This was to test the ability of Compositor to generate a variety of music.
The results are on:
https://soundcloud.com/tladb/sets/compositor-max-for-live-experiments
I am interested in algorithmic composition so Compositor was interesting to investigate. While I can use the sounds in some tracks the lack of variability in the composition part limits Compositors use.