Auxiliary Audio Interface
Auxiliary audio devices are audio devices whose output is mixed with the MIDI and waveform-audio output devices in a multimedia computer. An example of an auxiliary audio device is the CD audio output from a CD-ROM drive.
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Auxiliary audio devices are audio devices whose output is mixed with the MIDI and waveform-audio output devices in a multimedia computer. An example of an auxiliary audio device is the CD audio output from a CD-ROM drive.