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MCal · Post by **MCal** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 12:48 am

Do you mean a d24 core or a mixcore?

ology · Post by **ology** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 1:35 am

MIX CORE and mix farms-- its a mix system

ology · Post by **ology** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 1:40 am

When i bought it i got i got a mix core and one farm i believe or maybe two--(mix plus system) anyway ive purchsed two more farms since then. Ht extra farms i got off of ebay. FYI.

hope that helps?....

Andy

ology · Post by **ology** » Thu Dec 28, 2006 6:13 am

i finally hooked the outputs up analog in OSX after much frustration this scenario and it turned out THE BEST!!!. I can still edit my patches via the Receptor Remote and load in new plugins via the remote and my ethernet cable. Using the analog outs are actually better because i can hard wire it into my mixer setup just like an outboard sound module, i dont have to worry about clocking ----it just sounds great!-- t as well no pops or clicks and the latency is next no none if any at all!. Now im finally enjoying receptor in OSX running 6.4.1 on a mix system. I REALLY wish they would address these issues however . What MUSE needs to do is support a Uniwire installer for OS9X . If they did MANY more pro producers (who for the most part still use thier mix plus rigs and choose to stay there becasue theyre so busy) would go out and buy these machines but MUSE is losing out an MANY sales by not supporting an OS9? installer why do they do this? most pro producers that are full time (and have the $$$$) are busy dont have time to go out and jump into a HD rig and RE LEARN EVERYTHING!. so i think the industry is forgetting somthing VERY IMPORTANT here. hmmmmm? To sum it up i am very happy with this machine its awsome now that i can use it flawlessly.

yes!

MCal · Post by **MCal** » Thu Dec 28, 2006 4:03 pm

Thats great news!!!! There's usually a short learning curve sorting out how Receptor will work for you, but once you get there it's a great feeling

Al.

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