Sample Library Producers

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There are already numerous piano libraries. It is therefore often said that another one is not needed.

But there is technical innovation. In order to bring this to the market without overshadowing older good sample libraries, the MAS team decided to check whether existing libraries could be upgraded. Countless products were subjected to numerous tests for this purpose. The result is that some libraries are actually suitable for mapping all the new features in a new product.

Of course, this requires collaboration with the rights holders of the existing products. To make this possible in a fair way, the MAS team has come up with several partnership models. Before MAS carries out its own recording, we would like to offer manufacturers the opportunity to upgrade their libraries. Some of the cooperation models are also linked to several MAS advertising measures, so that you can get a sales boost for a product with age-related declining sales figures without any effort on your part.

Proposed Collaboration Frameworks (matter of negotiation)

Bio - MAS remastering team

Paul Bittmann

Paul is a freelance composer for film and games, working with orchestral and electronic palettes, as well as sound design elements. Since the age of 5, Paul has actively played the piano, and saxophone, and sang in choirs, which led to a focus on performance and competition during his teenage years. After high school, he shifted his focus and completed a bachelor's degree in computer science at RWTH Aachen. During this time, he developed an interest in audio systems and music implementation, creating "Game Sonar," an audio-based accessibility tool for gamers with visual impairments.

Throughout his college years, Paul produced and wrote his own original music, which led him to attend Berklee College of Music for a Professional Certificate in Composition. During the same period, Paul joined Dominik at MAS to build an authentic virtual piano, helping performers master their instrument from the comfort of their home without compromising sound or playability.

Dominik Schulte

After completing his basic studies in computer science at RWTH Aachen University, Dominik set up his own business and worked as a freelance programmer and piano teacher.

He began his musical education at the age of 9 with professional private lessons in organ, clarinet, tenor saxophone, piano, singing and classical dance. During his computer science studies, he deepened this with 4 years of lessons in rock / blues / jazz improvisation for piano with Professor Cortes in Cologne.

In 2012 he founded the Fin-Tech company Tr8Hood, which became unprofitable due to increasing regulation of the financial market.

In 2022, he founded the smart building/AI start-up VirtualVox, which he heads as Managing Director.

At the same time, he brought Paul Bittmann onto the Musical Arts School team to build an authentic concert grand piano simulator. This resulted in numerous synergies in technical design and the use of AI, which led to the creation of an independent company.

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Sample Library Producers

Divide et impera

Proposed Collaboration Frameworks (matter of negotiation)

Sample Player Developers

OEM partnership

Bio - MAS remastering team