Hardware Update / 13 PIN Gk Input for Receptor 2

[stingray]

Hardware Update / 13 PIN Gk Input for Receptor 2 !

Hi,
I'm new here in the forum and not sure whether I'm right here. If not, move please!

I would wish me a combination of the Roland VG / VB 99 and the Receptor technology with 13 PIN GK Input for the Receptor, and would like to play software instruments like Scarbee, Chris Hein, Vir2 Basis and so on, with the Receptor by guitar and bass.

So one of the Receptor can directly operate with bass and guitar (for example, with GK 3 Hexpickup) without having to use him on the detour as an external MIDI sound module!
Therefore, the idea with the GK input for the Receptor.

I fear that the receptor behaves when used as an external MIDI sound module, much like the VB 99 or Axon AX100 mkII, if one runs them with external sound modules, otherwise I would have bought Receptor already ..
Both devices (VB 99 and axon) I so have already tried with bass (GK 3B) via MIDI ...
Today Slap Bass over MIDI is there really not a good idea, even if the sounds of the connected sound modules themselves so well and nteressant.

The MIDI change has unfortunately there is still so large tracking problems and audible high latency, so something live is not applicable.

Could have someone test Receptor with a "GK-ready Bass" works (for example with Vir2 Basis) with Receptors MidiInput or a "normal" Bass with Receptors 6,3mm Input ? That would interest me burning!

Is it technically not yet an option, the advantages of both systems (Receptor / VB 99, VG 99) combine without their respective disadvantages with each other? So I can play Audiomodeling / Physdicalmodeling and Vst software tools in only one device? The technology is already available!

Was thinking about gambling?
Muse but also cooperates with several other hardware manufacturers such as Peavey. Why not with Roland?

Combining the best of both worlds in one device would look like the competition can be quite old.
Thus the receptor would then also for guitarists and bass players who would otherwise tend to access a AXE FX Ultra or VG / VB 99, the ultimate tool with absolute high-end sounds!
As it were the Holy Grail for all stringed instruments ...

An other important point would be a hardware update for the CPU and more than 4 GB of RAM. (For example, optional 8 GB?)
The Receptor 2 is offered for some time as Intel single / Dual Core's. Meanwhile, there are relatively "cheap" and even Intel QuadCore and SixCore processors.

Are there factory, considerations in this direction?

stingray

[nathankingcole]

I have been using the Axon MKII with the Receptor and getting great results. I do not have issues with the inherent latency and responsiveness of the combination. For me, it is preferable to have the units separate, as it gives me more control over the settings of the guitar to MIDI. I am not always pleased with devices that try to do everything. It often ends up being one device that does multiple tasks with less than desirable quality, rather than multiple devices that do their jobs well.