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NEW FEATURE:
Support for developer-specific challenge/response registration

It’s now possible to use some developers’ own challenge/response applications to register Receptor plugins,

authorizing them for use on Receptor. Although a special Receptorized installer must still be downloaded

from www.plugorama.com, Receptor’s native iLok authorization is not involved and no Receptor cross-grade

is required -- rather, registration and authorization is performed using the developer’s own copy protection

method. For now, this feature is used mostly for installing some Native Instruments products, plus 3rd-party

sample libraries that are based on Native Instruments’ Kompakt or Kontakt Player -- but others will likely

follow.
The following example steps you through the process of installing and registering plugins using this feature.

East West’s Colossus is used as an example, though the method is nearly identical for any plugin that supports

this method of installation and authorization.

PART 1: Installing the Plugin

1 Download the Receptorized installer from www.plugorama.com

In this example, we’re using the Colossus installer.

2 Mount Receptor’s hard drive on your computer’s desktop, then drag the Colossus .mrpk file to Receptor’s

“Drop Installers Here” folder.

3 On Receptor’s Graphical User Interface, click the

Setup tab, then click the Install button. If using the front

panel, press the SETUP button, rotate the top display knob to the

Install/Upgrade page and press the

bottom display knob).
Sit back and relax while Receptor installs the Colossus package.

PART 2: Registering the Plugins

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Once installation in complete, using Receptor’s Graphical User Interface, click the

Setup tab, then click the

Register Plugins button.
Note that you can only perform this operation using the Graphical User Interface.

A pop-up panel appears, listing all the plugins for which developer-specific registration applications exist.