When you are using the front panel inputs on MuseBox, the rear panel inputs
\nare not available for processing. However, if you have an external audio device, such as an MP3
\nPlayer, a keyboard with its own sounds, a drum machine, or some other audio device, it is possible
\nmix together the rear panel input signals with the sounds being processed or generated inside the
\nMuseBox by selecting the PASSIVE MIX function.<\/p>\n
When PASSIVE MIX is selected, the audio connected to inputs C and D will be mixed with the
\nsignals being processed from the front panel inputs or with the sounds being generated with the
\nsynthesizers and sent through main outputs. Note that since these are “passive” inputs, there is no
\nprocessing or level control provided when in this mode.<\/p>\n
To adjust the relative mix between the MuseBox output and your passively mixed inputs, either 1)
\nchange the output level of your external device, or 2) adjust the output volume of the MuseBox
\nto set the relative level between the two. Remember: when passive mix is engaged, you have no
\ncontrol over the levels of the C & D inputs!<\/p>\n
NOTE: Please use caution when connecting an external device to the MuseBox when it is in Passive
\nMode. The only control you will have over the level coming out of the MuseBox is by changing the
\noutput level of the device you have attached.<\/p>\n
WARNING: The Passive Mix function is ONLY for line level input devices. NEVER connect
\nan amplifier output to ANY of the MuseBox inputs or permanent damage can result. Such
\ndamage is NOT covered under warranty.<\/p>\n
To add effects to the rear inputs:<\/p>\n