Muse Research Musebox manual v1.0 - Manual (Page 31)

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Selecting Individual Effect Presets
Now let's make your own custom preset consisting of different effects on different audio inputs.
Say, for example we wanted to play acoustic guitar and have some chorus on the guitar sound, and
sing with a little a bit of compression on our vocal.
1. First, press the "PLAY" button. Now, since we want to start from scratch, first turn the bottom
knob counter-clockwise until you see "Tag: (none)" and "(None)" as the preset name and then
press the bottom encoder button to clear out all the previous settings.
2. Next, we press the PLAY button and then select AUD1 channel. The default input assignment is
Input A, so this is where we will plug in our guitar and assign the chorus effect. When we clear out
the system by loading an empty preset, the AUD1 channel is set to off, so it appears like this:
NOTE: The MuseBox defaults are for AUD1 to be assigned to INPUT A, and AUD2 to be assigned
to INPUT B. These assignments can be changed by pressing either the AUD 1 or AUD 2 button,
and then pressing the SETUP button, which allows you to change the assignments to any of the
available inputs.
NOTE: Please be aware that because MuseBox is only a two-channel device, so you can only use
the front inputs or the rear inputs at the same time. You cannot simultaneously process both the
front panel and the rear panel inputs. However, you can bring in a signal on the rear panel inputs
and have them mixed passively with the front panel inputs, which is great if you have an MP3
player or drum machine that you want to mix in with what you are processing with the front panel
inputs