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WaMiBox as a Digital Signal Converter
When you connect any digital input source to WaMiBox, you immediately get the
converted signal in all outputs. For example, if you connect a signal from your CD
player to the COAXIAL S/PDIF input on the WaMiBox, you will have OPTICAL
S/PDIF output of the same signal, as well as the analog signal on the LINE OUT 1
and 2.
WaMiBox as a Sample Rate Converter
WaMiBox’s A-D converter works only in 44.1 kHz sampling rate. However, it can
accept 48 kHz sampling rate from all digital input ports and automatically converts
it into 44.1 kHz sampling rate. For example, if you connect a digitally audio
recorded in 48 kHz sampling rate into the COAXIAL S/PDIF input, WaMiBox will
output 44.1 kHz converted signal at all output ports.
Sampling with WaMiBox
If you have a software sampler, you can use WaMiBox as a sampler and sample
playback device with 64 voices and up to 16 MB of RAM. If you are not familiar
with software sampler, you may want to try demo/shareware software sampler
included in the WaMiBox CD-ROM.
Using WaMiBox as a MIDI Sound Module
WaMiBox can be used as if it’s a MIDI sound module. Just connect a MIDI cable to
its MIDI IN jack. With MIDI sound font editor, you can create and store sounds
fonts of your own.