Line input

Your Woovebox can incorporate up to two incoming audio sources into the synthesizer's signal path; on any tracks' Osc1 or Osc2 page, simply select 'In1 ', 'In 2' or 'In12' for the for 'WavE' (WavE typE) under the 1/Cd key;

• 'In1 'uses audio from the incoming audio's left channel as if it were an oscillator source
• 'In 2' uses audio from the incoming audio's right channel as if it were an oscillator source
• 'In12' use audio from the both the audio's left and right channels mixed down into mono, as if it were an oscillator source

This is a very powerful way of incoporating external audio into your Woovebox' final output; it allows for sound-designing with external audio as well as effecting external audio or even have external audio effect internally synthesized audio (for example through the dynamics/'dyna' section).

Note, however, that this also means that you will not hear incoming audio until you play a note that uses the 'In1, 'In 2' or 'In12' oscillators.

Simple stereo audio pass-through

If you don't wish to dedicate a track to the for use with the the 'In1, 'In 2' or 'In12' oscillators, and just need simple stereo audio pass-through, then you can do so by switching the 'PaSS' setting under 14/A6 on the Song's GLob page to 'thru'.

Signal strength

Please also note that any signal fed into the line input needs to be at a sufficiently amplified line-level (-10dbV minimum). The line-input is not meant for, for example, microphone-level input.