Muse Research and Development, Inc. has enhanced their Receptor 2+ line with Komplete 8 pre-installed and ready for authorization on all models, and Komplete 8 Ultimate pre-installed and ready for authorization on the Receptor 2+ Pro and Pro Max models.
With Receptor 2+, you can use Komplete 8 as if it were in hardware form thanks to Receptor’s built-in MIDI interface, audio interface, and user interface – you can dial up one of the thousands of presets in Komplete 8 and start playing.
With Native Instruments’ Komplete 8 bundle you get a collection of sounds that come pre-installed on Receptor 2+. Muse Research also offers the software for sale with the Receptor 2+, so that it comes to you pre-authorized and ready to use.
The Komplete 8 and Komplete 8 Ultimate collections are now shipping on all Receptor 2+ models starting this month.
Native Instruments’ Komplete 8 collection comprises 27 products with 11,000 presets and 100GB of sampled sounds. If you were to buy these separately, you’d pay over $3,600 for all the instruments and effects in this collection, but you can purchase Komplete 8 for $550 and then authorize it in on your Receptor 2.
The Komplete 8 Ultimate features 50 musical tools and 240GB of sampled sounds and data, including the Sessions Strings Pro, Alicia’s Keys and Studio Drummer not found in Komplete 8. All this is available for $1099 US- compared to the $6350 that this software collection would cost if purchased separately. Like Komplete 8, the Ultimate version comes pre-installed and ready to authorize on your Receptor 2+ Pro or Pro Max, and can also be purchased pre-authorized on the Receptor itself.
To learn more about these new products, visit www.museresearch.com.
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