kx驱动简介（KX driver profiles）.docVIP

kx驱动简介（KX driver profiles） KX driver is designed for SB, live, Audigy and other EMU10K1 based EMU10K2 chip sound card design. EMU10KX chip is a Digital Signal Processing (the Digital Sound Processors, I think EMU10KX should be Digital Signal Processing) digital signal processing, the fact that you can adjust your sound card with a modified routings, loading and modification of effects method of operation. Lets take a look at the main window of KX DSP. The best way to explain it is to imagine that it is a platform for various input, output, and effect devices connected by audio wires. These devices (that is, the small boxes in the DSP window) all have input (on the left) or output (on the right), or both input and output. They are connected to each other by virtual audio wires (thin blue lines). Regardless of the various effects, there are 4 distinct I/O devices in the DSP window: FXbus (AUDIGYs FXbus is 2 times LIVEs), Prolog, Epilog, and, Routing. After detailed explanation of these devices, we will end the ASIO and KX Routing windows. FXbus has 16 outputs (a 10K-2 based card, for example, Audigy has 32 outputs, and if loaded, FXBus2: 64), used to output the audio stream generated from the PC software. For example, play MP3 with Winamp, synthesize MIDI, and also include ASIO output, and all of your generated audio data are output from it. Prolog output, so an audio signal from outside the PC, For example, the digital fiber signals from the Live-Drive and the digital CD signals (CD, SPDIF). A special output of this device has led to confusion among many KX users, that is, the AC97 output. EMU10K is a digital chip; yes, dont argue, not all the chips are digital: -), so it can not be directly from the input analog signal input on the card. There are other chips on the card that are responsible for doing this, and thats AC97 CODEC. This chip connects all analog inputs on the LIVE card (not including the Live-Drive input), processes the analog signals, and supplies the