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That's the
Muse Research Receptor™—a
unique and versatile musical instrument that
takes the best software-based synthesizers and
effects processors available, and turns them
into real instruments. With the push of a
button, Receptor can transform itself from a
sampler into a guitar processor; from a drum
module into a synthesizer; or from a delicate
mastering tool into a screaming drawbar organ. |
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Receptor Rear Panel |
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Plugin software has completely changed the way
we make music. Puny samples crammed into tiny
chips are a thing of the past. Fixed
architecture synths, by their very nature, are
forever incapable of adapting to an
ever-shifting sonic landscape. In today's
musical world, virtual instruments reign
supreme. But using plugin software can be an
exasperating experience. Stability concerns and
high latencies limit their effectiveness on
stage, and high CPU demands limit their
flexibility in the studio.
Receptor solves these problems by combining
everything that's good about plugins with
everything that's good about hardware. |
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Nothing could better illustrate the fact that
Receptor combines the best of both worlds
(hardware and software) than the previous two
quotes. Mike Babko loves his Receptor because it
blows away the hardware synthesizers it
replaces. David Rosenthal loves his because it
gives him the ultimate way to use software
instruments and effects on stage. Two worlds.
Two vantage points. One product to satisfy them
both. |
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