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Muse Research Musings Spring 2010Vir2 RECEPTOR 2 Bundle Muse Research & Development and Big Fish Audio have teamed up to introduce the Vir2 RECEPTOR 2 Bundle. Featuring five essential, superb sounding virtual instrument libraries that come pre-installed and ready to go, the Vir2 bundle consists of the RECEPTOR 2 Hardware Plug-in Player, plus a selection of Big Fish’s Vir2 instruments including Acoustic Legends, BASiS, Mojo: Horn Section, VI.ONE, and SyntAX. Total value if purchased separately is $3500, this bundle is available now for only $2499, exclusively from Plugorama.com! RECEPTOR 2 supports KOMPLETE 6 The RECEPTOR 2 line of Hardware Plug-in Players now supports the Native Instruments KOMPLETE 6 bundle of virtual instruments and effects. In fact, the RECEPTOR 2 can be purchased with KOMPLETE 6 pre-installed at a significant savings. Now you can run these top-quality instruments and effects on the best-sounding, most reliable platform available! KOMPLETE 6 brings together seven cutting-edge products that no studio should be without. Containing groundbreaking and multi-award winning samplers, synths, guitar/bass amps and creative effects, this collection represents Native Instruments’ most powerful software tools. From hip-hop to film scores, pop to techno, rock to classical and beyond – KOMPLETE 6’s 7,000 presets and 60 GB of samples have it all covered. This bundle is available on the RECEPTOR 2, RECEPTOR 2 PRO or RECEPTOR 2 PRO MAX RECEPTOR 2 powers the main stage at Musikmesse 2010 Muse Research & Development provided dual RECEPTOR 2 Hardware Plug-in Players to power sound production on the Agora Stage at Musikmesse 2010 in Frankfurt, March 24 - 27. Each RECEPTOR 2 was loaded with Native Instruments KOMPLETE 6, enabling performers to use a suite of the hottest, best-sounding virtual instruments and effects running on RECEPTOR’s awarding-winning, super-stable sound platform. Featuring sixteen performances a day for each of the four days of the Musikmesse fair, the Agora stage actually consisted of two active stages that made up the center performance arena for a wide variety of musicians of all styles and genres. Highlights included daily performances by an Allstar Band featuring Uli Jon Roth, Elliott Rubison, and Carmine Appice/Dave Lombardo plus several performances by Herman Li, Sam Totman and Dave Mackintosh of DragonForce.
Muse Research selects Ultimate Sound Bank as the core sound set for MuseBox
“We’re really excited to have the team at Ultimate Sound Bank on board to supply the core sounds for MuseBox,” comments Bryan Lanser, VP of Product Development at Muse Research. “Ultimate Sound Bank has created some incredible virtual instruments, and the UVI engine powers virtual instruments that are used by the top bands and performing artists around the world. We are very happy to announce this association, and look forward to making a great product with them,” he adds. “The MuseBox is certainly one of the most exciting pieces of hardware I’ve seen for a long time, and it’s an honour for us to power the MuseBox with the UVI Engine and provide the most playable soundset from our collection,” said Alain Etchart, Founder and Director of Marketing at Ultimate Sound Bank. Electronic Musical Components distributes RECEPTOR in Germany Muse Research & Development has announced a new partnership with German distributor Electronic Music Components (EMC). EMC will now exclusively distribute and service Muse Research’s RECEPTOR line of hardware plug-in players throughout Germany. “We are very excited to partner with EMC and expect that their expertise and dedication will be the perfect match for the RECEPTOR,” commented Chris Halaby, CEO of Muse Research. “Their involvement with technology rich products and their understanding of the needs of customers of those products will surely be a benefit to Muse Research.” In addition to the RECEPTOR, EMC represents Radikal Technologies products and was named “Distributor of the Year” by MOOG. “We at EMC are very proud to be the distributor for Muse Research. The cutting edge high-end technology fits in perfectly with our portfolio of top brand products,” said Michael Hein, Vice President EMC.
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Get all the virtual synths from GForce Software ready to go for your RECEPTOR. OR, get a great deal on a RECEPTOR 2 with the GForce bundle pre-installed. RECEPTOR 2 with GForce Bundle pre-installed: $1999! GForce Bundle only: $499! You get:
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Trace Adkins’ keyboardist Bruce Sunderland is picking up a RECEPTOR 2 PRO for his new tour starting up soon. Apparently Trace was so impressed by the sound of tour partner Toby Keith’s keyboard rig played by RECEPTOR artist Rex Mauney. Even Trace’s FOH engineer commented that Rex had the best live piano sound he had ever heard. And since we have no secrets here, Rex uses Native Instruments Akoustik Piano live and in the studio.
Speaking of Broadway, the Tony Award Winning Music “In The Heights” is now on tour, and yes, they are taking audiences to new Heights using RECEPTORs, also programmed by Randy Cohen. Read more about Randy here.
Billy and Elton on tour: Dave Rosenthal from Billy Joel’s amazing band came through the Bay Area as part of the Billy Joel / Elton John Face 2 Face tour. Dave’s RECEPTOR is providing classic organ and FM sounds to his impressive rig, chronicled by Stephen Fortner from Keyboard magazine in his excellent video available here.
Michael Bublé’s guitarist Dino Meneghin is about to take delivery of a RECEPTOR 2 PRO MAX for use on the road so he can have the power of his entire studio in one compact combo of his RECEPTOR 2 with his Macbook. RECEPTOR at the Grammys: What was that dead center on the Grammy Awards’ stage with the Black Eyed Peas? Yes, the RECEPTOR took center stage as Fergie and the boys whooped it up with another killer performance. And speaking of Grammys, that stunning piano playing behind P!nk as she sang and spiraled was none other than keyboardist Paul Mirkovich playing Ivory on the RECEPTOR! -- |
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