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Muse Research Announces Distribution Agreement with MI7 in Japan

Receptor now available throughout Japan

Menlo Park, California July 18th, 2005—Muse Research, Inc. today announced that it is it has signed an agreement with MI7 Japan, the Tokyo-based distribution company. This distribution agreement now allows Muse Research’s Receptor dedicated hardware –based plug-in player to be purchased in Japan. MI7 Japan is part of the global distribution and product representation network MI7 based in Sweden. The first Receptors have already been shipped to Japan and should be available at retail shortly. Japanese customers and retailers can visit www.mi7.co.jp for more information about MI7 or Receptor.

Receptor: a unique, portable, and powerful solution for using plug-ins live.
Virtual instrument and effects plug-in technology has replaced dedicated hardware synths, samplers, sound modules, and effects processors in studios around the world. This has in turn created a dilemma: what do you do when you want to perform live, or if you want to take advantage of plug-in technology but don’t want to have to learn a complex computer host program to do so? Receptor is the answer.

Receptor is a 2-rackspace, dedicated music instrument and effects processing device based on Linux and is purpose-built to run plug-ins in the popular VST format. After receiving accolades from the press and being adopted by major touring acts around the world, Receptor has established itself as a venerable live performance instrument, excelling in empowering live musicians. Recent upgrade’s in Receptor’s host software now allows Receptor to integrate tightly with a computer system, making it as valuable in the studio as it is in on the road.

MI7 Japan: an innovative, focused distribution organization
MI7Japan was founded by Seiji Murai, whose credentials in the music industry are without parallel in Japan. As part of the global distribution company MI7, based in Målmo Sweden, MI7 Japan brings focus, innovation, and dedication to the task of equipping customers with the best products the industry has to offer.

“We are especially pleased with our new partnership with MI7 Japan because they have a firm commitment to quality and support and we believe our customers should expect nothing less,” comments Chris Halaby, President and CEO of Muse Research. “Japanese musicians have always been on the leading edge of music technology and we look forward to their feedback to help us plan our future products.” he adds.

“We are very proud of our new partnership with Muse Research. Chris and his team have a great vision about technology for musicians. We have already placed Receptors with several of the top professional musicians in Japan, and the feedback has been fantastic” comments Seiji Murai, President of MI7-Japan.

For more information, visit www.museresearch.com, or send an email to info@museresearch.com , or call +(650) 326-5400. For more information about MI7 Japan, visit www.mi7.co.jp.

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