Muse Research Receptor TRIO/QU4TTRO manual v1.0 - Manual (Page 14)

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Using PRESETs in the "PLAY" mode
Now that you have an overview of the different SoundFinder TAGs and what they provide, let's
move ahead and select a couple of presets.
RECEPTOR as a Synthesizer/Sound Module
1. Connect your keyboard to the MIDI input on the back of the unit, and connect the line outputs to
a stereo mixer, keyboard amplifier, or a pair of amplified speakers.
2. Power up RECEPTOR (if it is not already on). If not already lit, press the PLAY button.
3. Turn the BOTTOM knob until the "TAG:Acoustic Pianos" is displayed. Press the BOTTOM knob to
select the preset called "Studio Grand".
4. Play your controller keyboard. Feel free to browse the other Acoustic Piano presets and enjoy the
high-quality sampled sounds. Simply turn the top knob and press the bottom knob to load another
preset.
5. Now lets change to a different Tag and browse another category. Turn the bottom knob until it
says "TAG: Electric Pianos". Turn the top knob to select the piano "Contrasted Rhodes." Press the
selector knob to load the sound. Enjoy the richness and detail of an electric piano that uses physical
modelling to create every nuance of the classic electric piano!
RECEPTOR as an Electric Guitar Effects Processor/Amp Modeller
1. Connect the PreSonus AudioBox 1818 interface to your RECEPTOR and press the power button to
power it up if it's not already on.
2. Plug your guitar in to Input 1 on the AudioBox. Locate the associated gain control for Input 1 and
turn it all the way counter-clockwise.
3. Go back to the LCD and turn the BOTTOM knob and select the Tag labeled "FX: Clean".