You can actually route any audio signal through the Native Instruments B4 II tone-shaping sections. The external sound is input just before the amp section and is mixed with the tonewheel signal (if you so choose). B4 II is not just an organ, but also includes an ultra-high quality modeled tube amplifier and full-featured rotary speaker rig and includes a variety of classic cabinets and virtual microphones. So an electric guitar or electric piano would feel right at home when plugged into the B4. You can experiment by adding synthesizers, vocals, or whatever audio signal you choose, often producing unique sounds that are not easily available in any other manner!
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