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Troubleshooting & Support

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How do I remote control MusePlayer using a controller key-

board ?

It is possible to automate almost every knob in the MusePlayer

interface by sending the appropriate MIDI continuous control-

lers data your MuseBox. The easiest way to do this is to use the

MIDI Learn function in Musebox. Additionally, the most com-

mon 8 parameters are available from the front panel of

MuseBox by simply pressing the EDIT button. MusePlayer

supports more than 25 different Continuous Controller mes-

sages to remotely control the instrument.

Can I run MusePlayer in my computer?

MusePlayer is exclusive to the MuseBox software instrument,

and although it can be integrated with your computer system,

it cannot be run separately on your computer. MusePlayer is

available to run on Muse Research's RECEPTOR hardware

plug-in player if you require it to run there. Universons has an

extensive line of virtual instruments available, we recommend

you check with them if you'd like to run similar sounds on your

computer system.

Will MusePlayer run better if I add more RAM?

Pretty much every computer-based product on earth runs

better with more RAM. Please visit the Muse Research website

for information on the appropriate RAM to install in your sys-

tem if you wish to do so. Please note that RAM installation

should be done only by qualified personnel, as it is possible to

damage the product if you don't know what your doing, and

any such damage is not covered by the product warranty.

How can I get more notes to play at once? And how can I

make MusePlayer respond more quickly to MIDI?

When playing MusePlayer presets directly from your master

keyboard you might notice a little delay between hitting the

key, and the sound coming out. MuseBox is designed so that

this delay minimal and barely noticeable. If you want to expe-

riment with faster performance, at the possible expense of the

number of notes you can play at once, you can set the latency

in the SETUP menu of the MuseBox. As you DECREASE the

latency of your MuseBox, it makes everything run faster,

which increases the load on the CPU and thus may reduce the

total number of notes you can play at once. INCREASING the

latency setting subsequently decreases the load on the CPU,

and increases the number of notes you can play at once.

MuseBox supports the following latency settings for running

MusePlayer:

Lowest: 48 samples of latency. Fastest MIDI response but deli-

vers the lowest voice count capability.

Normal: 128 samples of latency. Normal performance and

average voice count capability.

Medium: 256 samples of latency: Reasonable performance

with high voice count capability.

Highest: 512 samples of latency. Slowest MIDI response time

but delivers the highest voice count capability.

Your MuseBox detaults to 128 samples of latency, which is

very near real-time and gives you a large amount of poly-

phony from your MuseBox. It is better than most digital synths

made in the 1980’s. Anything between 48 and 256 is pleasing

and usually very acceptable, and of course the higher the

latency setting the more voices your system can produce.

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