Hi Ibiza. Eric Prydz. The moment. Standing there watching EPIC 7.0 - holographic visuals synchronized to every beat, every transition, every drop - KOOB realized this level of visual production was locked behind million-dollar budgets and dedicated VJ teams. Every artist deserves this. Not just the ones who can afford it.

The flight home changed everything. A chance encounter with mathematician Robert Grant on the plane back from Ibiza sparked a deep dive into published research on quaternion symmetry, wave theory, and the geometry of music.

A year cracking the math. KOOB spent over a year independently translating published mathematical concepts into real-time code - quaternion symmetry, toroidal knot cymatics, wave theory of numbers - building a harmonic resonator engine from the ground up. Not volume meters. Not beat triggers. A system of 7 topology states - from torus knot cymatics to dodecahedral resonance - where geometry emerges from harmonic coherence and the music itself drives the narrative. The result: REACT, a patent-pending system where sound drives everything.

R&D Clubs: access for everyone. Compeller is launching R&D clubs - starting in Southern California, expanding worldwide - where underserved youth get hands-on access to the same technology used by festival headliners. Revenue funds impact. Impact fuels product. The innovations they discover roll directly into REACT for every creator.