Muse Research Receptor manual v1.2 - Manual (Page 5)

5 Receptor Manual
----- End User Software License Agreement -----
SOFTWARE LICENSING CONTRACT
The following information represents the contractual conditions for the use of software (hereinafter called
the Licensed Software), manufactured by Muse Research, Inc. as well as 3rd party software developers (such
as, but not limited to Applied Acoustics, Arturia, Dash Signature, DiscoDSP, FXpansion, GMEDIA Music,
Kjaerhus Audio, LinPlug, Native Instruments, OhmForce, PSP, reFX, rgc:audio, WaveArts, and Wurr Audio)
(hereinafter called the Company) by you, the final user (hereinafter called the Licensee).
By installing the software, or by sending back the registration card, you are declaring yourself to be in
agreement with the contractual conditions, so please read the following text carefully.
If you are not in agreement with these conditions, you must not install the software. In this event, please return
the complete product (including all written matter and packaging) to the entity from whom it was originally
bought. The price you paid will be refunded in full.
CONTRACTUAL CONDITIONS
1 Scope of use
The Company grants the Licensee, for the duration of this contract, rights - which are neither exclusive nor
transferable (called hereinafter the License ) - to use the Licensed Software on one device only (i.e. one Receptor). If
this device is connected to a multi-user system, this License shall apply to all users of the system.
2 Permission to copy
The Licensee is given the right to prepare machine-readable copies of the Licensed Software for keeping in storage,
provided such copies are only intended to replace or reconstruct used or destroyed copies of the original Licensed
Software, and are only used within the context of the rights assigned under this contract.
The Licensee is not entitled to transfer the Licensed Software into the core memory of another CPU.
The Licensee is under an obligation to keep a record of all the copies he produces, and of their locations. He must
present the Company with this record at any time if there is any suspicion of misuse.
Upon the expiry of this contract, or of any subsequent contract covering the same Licensed Software, the Licensee
is under an obligation - whether or not requested to do so - to totally destroy all copies of the Licensed Software,
whether in machine-readable form or any other, and the pertinent documentation. If this Licensed Software is stored
electronically, the Licensee must delete it totally, and make a legally binding declaration to the Company that this
obligation has been fulfilled. The original software that the Licensee receives from the Company is exempt from this
requirement.
3 The Company’s rights over the Licensed Software
The Company, or any licensor of the Company, is the holder of all rights of ownership and other rights over the
Licensed Software, documentation, and printed material given to the Licensee in execution of this contract. In those
cases when the Company is the Licensee, the Company is entitled to pass on the Licensed Software under the terms of
this contract.
The Licensee assigns, and the Company accepts, the rights of ownership over all copies of the Licensed Software
and/or documentation produced by the Licensee during the lifetime of this contract, including any such material that
may be produced by the Licensee in breach of this contract. Ownership rights to disks, diskettes, or tape of any kind is
likewise assigned, except in the case of non-separable copies in the core memory of a CPU.
Whenever a copy is made, it must be ensured that the Company’s copyright notice is attached, with an indication of
all of the Company’s rights under the foregoing paragraphs in a machine-readable form (if machine-readable copies
are being prepared) and/or in plain language. An indication of the ownership and all other rights of the Company as
defined in the foregoing paragraphs is to be attached clearly and visibly, printed on or firmly attached to all disks,
diskettes or tape of any kind on which the Licensed Software is stored. The same applies for the documentation
belonging to the Licensed Software, and the containers in which this documentation is stored.
4 Exclusivity of Licensed Software
The Licensee is to use the Licensed Software he receives from the Company, all copies thereof, and all pertinent
documentation exclusively for his own purposes, and must keep it separate from third parties.