Muse Research Receptor 2: SonicProjects OP-X PRO-II

http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/description.html

Playing through some of the factory default bank patches of the SonicProjects OP-X PRO-II virtual analog software VSTi synth. The synth is hosted in a Muse Research Receptor 2 hardware VST player.

Learn more about OP-X PRO-II here:
http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/description.html

Learn more about Receptor here:
http://www.museresearch.com/

If you want to bring the sound of OP-X PRO-II on the big stages and take it on tour in your racks Receptor is a proven solution which is used by many of the biggest names in the business.

OP-X PRO-II can be user installed into Receptor using the unsupported method. A dedicated guide can be found on this page:
http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/musereceptor.html

Here's a list of all featured patches since the camera didn't manage to capture the display sharply:
http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/demo/featured_patches.txt

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• SonicProjects
• OP-X
• PRO-II
• Muse
• Research
• Receptor
• Komplete
• Inside
• Oberheim
• OB-X
• VSTi
• Jupiter-8
• Polymoog

[1980sCoverband]

How many instances of OPX Pro2 can you run simutaneously before performance starts to be effected and Receptor crashes? 

Please post a video with multiple instances of OPX PRO2 running.

[virtualoberheim]

@1980sCoverband The Receptor used in this video is only the cheap basic model which can't handle multiple instances of very demanding VA synths like OP-X PRO-II at low latencies; but of course it works for lighter ones like OP-X standard; for multiple instances layering better get a Receptor 2+ Pro Max which can handle this; but in fact there's no need for this since you normally anyway play only one va sound at once

[1980sCoverband]

@virtualoberheim "...in fact there's no need [for multiple instances of OPXPRO-ll] since you normally anyway play only one VA sound at once."

Not quite a true statement. An OB-8 can do Splits and Doubles. Therefore, if I'd like to recreate those splits/double patches on the OPX, then I would need to the receptor to handle two (2) instances of OPXPRO-ll.

Though, I would love to be able to run at least 4 OPX-PRO-ll's if possible...if you think the Receptor 2+ Pro Max can handle it.

[virtualoberheim]

@1980sCoverband I think a Pro Max should be able to handle this, np; but you may ask Pro Max users in the Receptor support forum (KVR) about it or contact Muse Research directly to go sure

[1980sCoverband]

Does the ARPEGGIO automatic start playing as soon as the Patch is recalled--or does the ARP wait until a key is played?

[virtualoberheim]

@1980sCoverband It only starts to arpeggiate when a key is played of course and will only arpeggiate as long as keys are hold down; but you also can apply arpeggio hold either from the dedicated parameter, or - which is very handy - by quickly depressing and releasing again the damper pedal (time filter) for hands free operation

[1980sCoverband]

@virtualoberheim As proud owner of an OB-8 that is capable of Layer/Splitting patches, I would need to run at least two instances of OPXPRO2 to be able to recreate Layered Patches that I have programmed on the OB-8. So, yes, there is a need to run multiple instances of OPX Pro 2 at the sametime on a Receptor.

Thanks for the reply.