Muse Research

John Emerich -- producer of many BFD2 sample sets -- gives us a pretty awesome demonstration of one of the new BFD2 kits in action, using a Muse Receptor 2, his trusty Zendrum Z4, and ninja-like dexterity.  

Want more polyphony, lower latency, and more storage space? Receptor 2 and its new option for Solid State Drive technology can help you out, after it pimps your ride.  

Muse Research and Univers Sons / Ultimate Sound Bank agree to agree as RECEPTOR 2 gets augmented by the addition of Ultimate Sound Bank Plugsound BOX, a collection of six virtual instruments that will really max out RECEPTOR 2's style.  

For those of you who thought that the Muse Research RECEPTOR was a great idea, hold on to your hats or someone else's hats if you are, in fact, hatless. The Muse Research RECEPTOR 2 units have just been introduced!  

The Muse Receptor wouldn't really be a very complete performance tool if it didn't have some pretty comprehensive effects bus routing options. Well guess what: it is, because it does! Bill shows us how to make use of it and them.  

Bill Holland attempts to wrangle the title of "Tenth Muse" from the cold, undead hand of Sappho of Lesbos in this thrilling demo on the Muse Receptor IK Multimedia Total Workstation Edition Demo Series! Round One: I/O and the Receptor OS Interface.  

For our 50th installment of Crosstalk, we're bringing back at least part of the old format: tiny, easily digestible segments! In this first morsel, we answer some viewer mail, discuss ugly travel guitars and do a little research on the Muse Receptor and other VST Hosts.  

The Muse Receptor is a hardware plugin player that may be the most stable and efficient platform for plugin playback ever. IK Multimedia is one of the premier names in VSTi and plugin effects and loop library development in the industry. Apparently, they found each others' phone numbers. . .  

The Muse Research Receptor is a very convenient idea, and with specialized Receptor boxes for individual instruments, it's expanding with FXPansion's BFD 2.0 drum software included.  

Aside from being extremely useful in a live setting, the Muse Research Receptor is also expanding upon its capabilities faster than Katie Holmes in the Boston Marathon -- a lot faster, actually. She technically shouldn't even have qualified.  

Unless your band has oceans of money [said sarcastically: and who's band doesn't?] sometimes paying for studio time isn't a wise investment. Vessela Stoyanova and Fluttr Effect learned that no matter how great of an engineer you have, if you can't pay the bills, you don't maximize the engineering skills.  

Muse Research Ships Receptor with Komplete 5 For Your Tweaking Pleasure.  

Muse Research displays Receptor in use displaying a lot of the pre-loaded plug-ins from Native Instruments' Komplete 5 including Guitar Rig 3. Receptor is ideal for running live guitar effects as it eliminates latency...  

We're back with the Muse Research Receptor at AES, and now, we're getting into inputs. The Receptor is extremely versatile - which is great for plug-in hardware that could feasibly be used on a multitude of instruments...  

Muse Research's Receptor which is now fully loaded with a ready to go version of Native Instruments Komplete 5 makes an impressive showing at AES. Muse Research's Bryan Lancer overviews this little box that can do it all...  

Muse Research has teamed up with Native Instruments on a special release of their Receptor hardware plug-in player. What's so special about this release? Receptor will now be loaded up with a pre-installed, pre-authorized...  

Receptor is an affordable, self-contained hardware version of Komplete 4. Instead of trapping the essential Native Instruments package inside of a home or studio computer, Receptor takes the burden off of your workstation....  

Thanks to a tip from some old colleagues of mine, yesterday I found myself a few blocks from Gearwire's downtown Chicago offices at a cocktail reception for a joint project of the Chicago Public Schools / After School...  

In part two of this two-parter, Rick Escobar of Muse Research shows off a rig with sporting two Receptors and Orchestral plugins. Check out part one of the video here.

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The Muse Receptor is one of the more unique pieces on display at NAMM. It's a dedicated VST plug-in host. You use it to run your plug-ins independently of your DAW host, freeing up your DAW to concentrate its resources...  

Winter NAMM 2006: Muse Research gets trigger-happy with a DrumKat MIDI percussion controller and a Receptor VST host running Native Instruments' Kontakt sampler and a few others....  

The combination of Muse Research's UniWire networking technology and Receptor dedicated VST accelerator is cool for two reasons. First, it allows you to send MIDI and audio data via Ethernet in real time. And second, it's...