Voro audio effects take an audio stream in and emit an audio stream out, so they chain like a normal signal path. This recipe runs a file through a filter and a reverb, but the same shape works for any audio source.

What You Are Building

A processed playback chain: an audio file, shaped by an effect or two, sent to your output.

File Player -> Filter -> Reverb -> Device Out

Operators To Place

• File Player — plays an audio file as an audio stream.
• Filter — an effect; this stage could equally be EQ, Echo, Chorus, or Gate.
• Reverb — adds space as the final shaping stage.
• Device Out — sends the result to your output device.

Wire It Up

1. Place File Player and point it at an audio file.
2. Place Filter and connect File Player into its in input.
3. Place Reverb and connect Filter into its in input.
4. Place Device Out and connect Reverb into it.

Every effect uses the same in / out convention, so you can insert, remove, or reorder stages freely.

Use With Other Sources

Any operator that emits audio can feed the chain — swap File Player for Device In (live input), an instrument, or a Looper.

Combining Paths

To process several audio paths together, run them into Mix4 Audio or Mix8 Audio first, then send the mixer’s output through the effect chain into Device Out.