[glennszym]

I make have broken it! Sorry

 

Well, Latin Percussion came out in 2006 and Twisted Kit came out in 2007, so I think there is some hope for finding some installer that will work. And from Toontrack’s support message, it seems like an offline authorization is possible.

[glennszym]

I’m attaching a screenshot of what happened when I tried to install

[glennszym]

Sorry, not quite sure what happened with the formatting on that. I just copy and pasted from an email. Maybe this will work better…

 

Compatibility with Muse Receptor
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<li class=”li2″>Superior Drummer 2 (SD2) on your Muse Receptor Quattro is a 32-bit application, and both the Latin and Twisted EZX kits were designed to work with SD2.
<li class=”li2″>You should be able to install and use these expansions with SD2 on your Muse Receptor.

 

Registration and Authorization

Since the Muse Receptor is an older system:
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<li class=”li2″>Ensure you have the Toontrack Product Manager installed on a separate, compatible computer.
<li class=”li2″>Use the Product Manager to download the necessary installer files for the Latin and Twisted kits.
<li class=”li2″>Transfer the files to the Muse Receptor and install them manually.
<li class=”li2″>The authorization process may require offline activation. You’ll need to generate an authorization file from the Muse Receptor and upload it to your Toontrack account using a different computer.

 

Important Considerations
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<li class=”li2″>System Limitations: The Muse Receptor and SD2 are legacy systems and no longer supported for updates. Some functionality may be limited compared to using these kits in Superior Drummer 3.
<li class=”li5″>Support Discontinuation: If you encounter issues with installation or authorization on the Muse Receptor, support options may be limited due to the age of the platform.

[glennszym]

Jack,

I’m not going to try to install SD3 on the Receptor, it has SD2 installed. But if that works, the Latin and Twisted kits should work too.

Here’s the response that I got from Toontrack support…

 
Compatibility with Muse Receptor
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[glennszym]

Brad,

Thank you so much.

I actually have 2 Muse Receptors. Version 1 Rev C and a Quattro. I just recently cloned their hard drives to SSD and I’m trying to get all the non working VSTs erased off them and get everything I possibly can to work on them. Having something in a rackmount case on wheels is so much more worry free for live shows than a laptop that might fall off a table or get damaged.

Let me know if you find anything.

-Glenn

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