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To skip tracks (in Repeat All             mode):  
Press       or       during playback.       

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Press          (REC) to playback   

recordings.

  

To skip recorded tracks: 
Press       or      during playback.

DID YOU KNOW?

Recording is made really easy with the Sound Blaster Roar.

If you need to record the song 

playing on your Sound Blaster 

Roar or do a voice recording, 

just insert a microSD card and 

you’re ready to go.

Recording

Here’s how you do it!

1

  

Insert a microSD card. 

microSD  

Card

2

  

Select source.

From built-in microphone 
Switch on the microphone.  
– Records voice and sounds  

   picked up by the microphone.
From Aux-in / 

Bluetooth source 

Mute the microphone.  
– Records Aux-in audio  

   directly from your media  

   player or 

Bluetooth device.

3

  

Press           (REC) to start recording.

 

Press           (REC) again to  

stop recording.

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Recording specifications

 

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Audio recording is saved  

 in 

WAV format in the  

  VOICE folder.

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For recording, a Class 4  

microSD card is 

recommended.

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The default recording 

sampling rate is at 16 kHz. 

This is designed to record 

longer voice recording 

sessions (e.g. meetings) 

and avoid large file sizes. 

Here’s how you do it!

1

  

Insert a microSD card. 

microSD Card

2

  

Press        .

  

To skip folders: 

Press and hold       or       during playback.      

3

  

Navigate through tracks.   

    

DID YOU KNOW?

Your Sound Blaster Roar comes with a built-in WMA/MP3 player.

Besides streaming music from 

your smart phone wirelessly  

via 

Bluetooth, the Sound 

Blaster Roar can also play 

audio files on a microSD  

card with the built-in WMA/

MP3 player.

WMA/MP3 Player

Playback tips

 

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  You can play WMAWAV  

 or 

MP3 files.

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  The Sound Blaster Roar 

supports microSD or 

microSDHC cards up to 

32GB.

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  See Organizing audio 

files on microSD card 

using a computer in the 

Quick Start Guide.

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  If connected to a 

computer, the Sound 

Blaster Roar switches 

to MicroSD Card Reader 

mode every time you 

pause playback  

(see pg 15).

  

OR

     

Press       or       when playback is stopped.

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Summary of Contents for SoundBlasterRoar SR20

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...m Button 24 Alarm Arm Off Switch Top Rear DID YOU KNOW Wireless Speaker The Sound Blaster Roar lets you stream music wirelessly The Sound Blaster Roar connects to Bluetooth devices with robust high qu...

Page 3: ...ither one of the connected devices To toggle between devices Pause playback on the first connected device before starting playback on the second connected device DID YOU KNOW The button instantly boos...

Page 4: ...ac with a USB cable 2 Press and hold until your PC Mac recognizes the Sound Blaster Roar as an Audio Output device 3 Visit www soundblaster com downloads SBCP to download and install the Sound Blaster...

Page 5: ...n the VOICE folder l For recording a Class 4 microSD card is recommended l The default recording sampling rate is at 16 kHz This is designed to record longer voice recording sessions e g meetings and...

Page 6: ...Leaving the siren on for a long period of time may prematurely wear out the speaker drivers Switch off the siren when not in use DID YOU KNOW The dual purpose battery powers your Sound Blaster Roar a...

Page 7: ...playback To play music files Press To play voice recordings Press REC 3 Activate Bedtime Mode For 15 minutes Press and hold REC until you hear a beep For 30 minutes Press and hold REC until you hear...

Page 8: ...oSD card contents on your computer See also To use the Sound Blaster Roar as a PC Mac speaker see pg 6 You can use the Sound Blaster Roar as a speakerphone When your phone is connected to the Sound Bl...

Page 9: ...word mark and logo are owned by the Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by CreativeTechnology Ltd is under license aptX is a trademark of CSR plc All other trademarks are the property of their...

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