Creative Sound BlasterAxx AXX 200 User Manual page 21

Voice recording onto the microSD card
The AXX 200 comes with four high-quality microphones that deliver an all round 360° voice pick-up,
making it ideal for accurate voice recording.
Follow these steps to record your voice onto the microSD card.
1. Insert a microSD card.
Note:
- It is a good practice to use a new microSD card for recording.
- The default recording sampling rate is at 16kHz. This is designed to record longer voice recording
sessions (e.g. meetings, conference calls, etc.) and avoid large file sizes. You can switch to 48kHz,
which is ideal for shorter, higher quality Karaoke music recording.
For more information, see Using the Software - Voice Recording Settings.
2. Press the Voice Recording button behind your AXX 200 to start recording.
3. Recording starts after you hear a "beep".
The pulsing Mic Mute button indicates that recording is ongoing.
4. The recorded audio file will be saved onto the microSD card.
Note:
- For recording, we recommend that you use Class 4 microSD or microSDHC cards.
- Audio recording will be saved in WAV format (compressed in ADPCM format) in the "VOICE" folder.
- Simultaneous audio playback and recording on a microSD card is not supported.
5. To stop recording, press the Voice Recording button again.
A low pitched "toot" is heard. The Mic Mute button continues to pulse until the recording is com-
pletely saved.
6. To play back the recorded voice file in the "VOICE" folder, press the Voice Playback button.
The Mic Mute button blinks rapidly.
7. To skip to the next recorded track, press the Next Track or Previous Track button during play-
back.
8. Playback of recordings always start with the latest recording, followed by the first recording and
then the next in sequential order. If you wish to play the latest recording again, press the
Play/Pause button once before pressing the Voice Playback button again.
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