Definitions for "Vox"
Keywords:  adpcm, mono, voice, telephony, relay
A voice.
Voice actuated relay. It turns on when audio is present and turns off when audio is not there.
16-bit mono sound file (typically sampled at 6kHz) that has been compressed using a proprietary ADPCM algorithm to use only 4 bits per sample (thereby using only 25% of its original size).
Keywords:  tomislav, crncic, korg, zagreb, geting
Vox is a musical equipment manufacturer formerly based in Britain, and now owned by Japanese electronics giants Korg, which is most famous for making the AC30 guitar amplifier and the Vox organ.
Vox is Tomislav Crncic, born 1976 in Zagreb (Croatia) where he currently lives today. Music and music creation on a computer became one of his interests not long after geting his first computer, Commodore 128, about 1990. Serious first steps in music were made when he got an Amiga 500 about 1994, and discovered Pro Tracker.
VOX is a commercial television channel in Germany. It started business on January 25, 1993 under the soon discarded name 'Westschienenkanal' (West Rail Channel) http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/gesellschaft/0,1518,443260,00.html TV Sender Vox: Perfekt berieselt (from Spiegel Online) and belongs to the RTL Group. The channel shows many BBC and German-made documentaries as well as US series and movies.
Vox is an Internet blogging service run by blogging company Six Apart, which launched on October 26, 2006.http://www.vox.com/ Official Vox website http://gizbuzz.co.uk/2006/vox-a-review-of-the-next-big-blogging-tool/ Review of Vox, at gizbuzz.co.uk Originally, it had the codename 'Project Comet'.
Vox is the sixth book in the Edge Chronicles by Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell. The main character is Rook Barkwater, but it also features Vox Verlix rather largely.
Vox is a talking character that appears on Ask Vox, a question and answer community website.
Conundrum in the throat which stores avatars, allows serenades, and ties together the conundrum in the body.
Keywords:  lachlan, sarah, album, canada, touch
Vox was Sarah Mc Lachlan's first ever single. It was released in 1988 in Canada from her album Touch. Released on a CD-single in 1992.
An abbreviation meaning Vocal, used on track logs.