Muse Research Receptor v1.7 Release Notes - Manual (Page 38)

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8 Now, configure Kompakt to send one sound to outputs 1-2 and another sound to outputs 3-4.
In this example, a bass sound is routed to output pair 1-2 and a piano sound to output pair 3-4.
Receptor will process the bass sound through Instrument Ch 1 and the piano sound through Instrument Ch 2.
In this way, a multitimbral plugin instantiated on a single channel can supply different audio streams to different
Receptor channels, for independent processing and mixing.
Assignable Plugin Outputs
You’ll see one other change in the Source Select panel — a check box at the bottom, labelled “Assignable
Plugin Outputs.” This option can be either disabled or enabled, with the following results:
• If Disabled - Whenever you instantiate a plugin with multiple output support, Receptor will always assign
outputs 1-2 of that plugin to the instrument channel that instantiated it. For example, if you instantiate
Kompakt on Instrument CH 3, then Receptor will automatically assign Kompakt Outputs 1-2 to Instrument
CH 3. This is the default mode and conforms with the way previous versions of Receptor worked.
• If Enabled - Whenever you instantiate a plugin with multiple output support, Receptor will produce a sub-
menu asking which output assignment you want assigned to the Instrument Channel that instantiates it.
This sub-menu also has an “all outputs” option that, if selected, will automatically assign every plugin
output to a Receptor Instrument channel beginning with the instantiation channel.