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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, Hardware Effects, Software Synthesizers & Samplers, Synthesizers
IK Multimedia and Muse Research have teamed up to offer the Total Workstation Rack, powered by SampleTank and Receptor.
The Total Workstation Rack is a combination of Muse Research’s unique Receptor hardware plug-in player with IK’s Total Workstation line of Powered By SampleTank instruments: SampleTank 2.5, Sonik Synth 2, Miroslav Philharmonik, SampleMoog and SampleTron. These IK [...]
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Filed under: Hardware Effects, Software Effects & Audio Processors, Software Synthesizers & Samplers
Muse Research has announced a new model of their Receptor hardware plug-in player: Receptor with Komplete Inside.
The new Receptor option features the comprehensive Komplete 4 software collection from Native Instruments pre-installed, pre-registered, and ready to make music right out of the box.
For some, avoiding the hassle of dinking with registering all these apps may be worth the [...]
Muse Research Updates UniWire
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Filed under: Computer Hardware, Computer Music, Music News, Software Effects & Audio Processors
Muse Research has announced that a new version of its UniWire plug-in for Mac and PC is available.
Version 1.1 of the UniWire plug-in consists of a universal installer that works on Mac or PC, and will install VST, AU, or RTAS versions of the UniWire plug-in as appropriate. Also included with the PC version of [...]
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Filed under: Hardware Effects, Software Effects & Audio Processors
Muse Research has announced that it completed testing for compatibility with hundreds of freeware plug-ins that can be found by anyone on the web. The company reports that Receptor customers are finding new plug-ins that work with Receptor almost daily and the list is growing fast. The web is full of compatible plug-ins and a [...]
Kvr-vst.com Now KVRaudio
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Filed under: Music News, Software Effects & Audio Processors, Software Synthesizers & Samplers
Muse Research announced at the 2005 Winter NAMM show that its website for plug-in related technologies, www.kvr-vst.com, has changed its name to www.kvraudio.com. The company also announced that the website has seen significant traffic growth over the last quarter as the website continues to add more value to its member base.
The kvraudio website reports that [...]
NAMM: Muse Receptor Updated
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Filed under: Audio Interfaces, Computer Hardware, Electronic Music & Recording Gear, Hardware Effects, Music News
Muse Research has announced the Version 1.2 software upgrade for Receptor, the new hardware plug-in player. This software update for Receptor adds significant new features, including ADAT output support that increases the number of outputs to a total of ten. Also new in version 1.2 is the introduction of a new technology called “Z-Load” (patent-applied-for) [...]
NAMM: Muse Uniwire
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Filed under: Computer Hardware, Computer Music, Hardware Effects
Muse Research introduced UniWire, a solution for connecting the Receptor to a computer using standard Ethernet network peripherals, at the 2005 Winter NAMM Show.
Receptor is a stand-alone synth, sampler, and sound module with the ability to serve as an advanced effects processor. UniWire technology makes it possible to seamlessly integrate Receptor into a [...]
Muse Research Ships Receptor
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Filed under: Hardware Effects, Recording, Software Effects & Audio Processors, Software Synthesizers & Samplers
Muse Research has announced that its first product, Receptor, is shipping today, and will be available through music retailers worldwide. Receptor is a dedicated music device designed to run VST plug-ins in both studio and live applications.
Using proprietary Muse software, Receptor can run VST software from the best developers in the world without the complexity [...]


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