10 Contents Using the BR-800 as an Audio Interface ... 121 Recording Audio from the BR-800 on Your Comp
100 Creating an Original Arrangement If you want to slightly modify a preset arrangement, or create a variation of an existing arrangement, you can d
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 101 Creating an
102 Delaying the Pattern/Arrangement Playback (OFFSET) Here’s how you can specify a time offset by which the pattern or arrangement will be delayed r
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104 Finding the Location at which a Sound Begins or Ends (Scrub/Preview) Scrub function When editing a song, you might need to find the precise locat
105 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Editing You
106 Editing 6 Press the [ENTER] button. The copy will be carried out. * The display will indicate “Keep power on!” while the data is being updated. D
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108 Editing 4 Use the CURSOR buttons and the dial to select the tracks and V-tracks that you want to exchange. 5 To exchange, press the [ENTER] butto
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 109 Editing Her
11 Main Features The BR-800 is a digital recorder that allows even the beginner to create songs easily.From recording to mastering, this convenient d
110 Editing When you create a new song, it will automatically be given a name such as “SONG 0001.” When you’ve finished a song, you should give it an
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 111 Editing On
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114 Using Mastering in Creating a Song This chapter explains the process of mixing down your recorded tracks onto two tracks and applying a “masterin
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116 Using Mastering in Creating a Song 12 When you’ve finished mastering, press the [STOP] button. The result will be saved on the mastering-destinat
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 117 Using Maste
118 Making Use of Songs After Mastering Songs you’ve created using the BR-800 can be converted to WAV/AIFF files using the “BOSS BR Series Wave Conve
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12 Panel Descriptions fig.TopPanel.eps MIC L/R (internal stereo microphones L/R) You can use these microphones to record in stereo. “Selecting the In
120 Before Using USB The BR-800 is equipped with a USB connector. When connected to your computer, you’ll be able to perform the following operation
121 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Using the B
122 Using the BR-800 as a Control Surface The BR-800 can operate via USB as a controller for your music production software (DAW software). * When th
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 123 Using the B
124 Exchanging Data with Your Computer By using “BOSS BR Series Wave Converter” you can convert BR-800 audio data to WAV/AIFF files, or convert WAV/A
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 125 Exchanging
126 Saving Data on Your Computer (Backup/Recover) When your SD card has filled up, or if you want to save important data on your computer, you can cr
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 127 Saving Data
128 Making Settings for USB Functionality This section explains how to make settings for the BR-800’s USB-related functionality. Make the settings th
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13 Panel Descriptions Track [1]–[7/8] faders These faders adjust the playback volume of each track. [RHYTHM] fader This fader adjusts the volume of t
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132 Adjusting the Display Contrast Depending on the location in which the BR-800 is placed or the conditions of use, you might find the display diffi
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134 Tuning Your Instrument (TUNER) The BR-800 provides a Chromatic Tuner function that makes it easy to tune an instrument. The built-in tuner suppor
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 135 Tuning Your
136 Mixing the Sound from an Audio Device (LINE IN MIX) “Line In Mix” is a function that allows the input from LINE IN to be mixed with the output fr
137 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Output Sett
138 Practicing Phrases (PHRASE TRAINER) The BR-800 provides a Phrase Trainer function, which lets you slow down the playback speed (Time Stretch) or
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 139 Practicing
14 Panel Descriptions fig.TopPanel.eps [TRACK] button This button allows you to adjust each track’s tone quality or edit the track (p. 105). [MENU] b
140 Restoring the Factory Settings (FACTORY RESET) The “Factory Reset” operation returns the BR-800 to its factory-set state.You can also specify the
141 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Initializin
142 Viewing the SD Card Usage (SD CARD INFORMATION) Here’s how to view the usage status of the SD card. 1 Press the [MENU] button. 2 Use the CURSOR [
143 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Reducing th
144 Using a Condenser Microphone (PHANTOM POWER) If you’re using a condenser microphone that requires phantom power, turn on the phantom power as fol
145 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Adjusting t
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148 SD Cards that Can Be Used with the BR-800 The BR-800 uses SD cards to record and play back. SD cards that are known to work If using an SD card
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15 Panel Descriptions Display fig.Display.eps This shows various types of information depending on the settings you’re making, such as volume levels,
150 BR-800 Effect Patch List * See “Recommended Connections (4-INPUT MULTI)” (p.151). Insert Effects BANK: GUITAR E.GUITAR MULTI 1 StckLead2 70HrdRck
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152 Arrangement / Pattern List Preset Arrangement List Each of the preset Arrangement (except Metro4/4) is set so that a BREAK, followed by V1 (verse
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 153 Arrangement
154 Troubleshooting This section contains tips to help you solve problems.If this information does not help you solve the problem, please contact a c
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156 Troubleshooting The BR-800 uses touch sensors. The buttons will respond when you touch them directly with your finger. Problems with USB ItemExpl
157 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Error Messa
158 Error Message List Drive busy! Data could not be read or written fast enough because the data is stored on the SD card in a fragmentary man-ner.A
159 Error Message List EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing
16 Panel Descriptions fig.FrontPanel.eps PHONES jack (stereo phone type) Connect separately sold stereo headphones here. Connecting headphones will a
160 Specifications BR-800 : Digital Recorder * In the interest of product improvement, the specifications and/or appearance of this unit are subject
161 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Index Numer
162 Index N NAME ... 117NamingArrangement ... 99Insert effect ...
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17 Panel Descriptions fig.RearPanel.eps Security Slot ( ) http://www.kensington.com/ LINE OUT jacks These are analog audio output jacks. You can conn
18 Panel Descriptions fig.SidePanel.eps MEMORY CARD (SD card) slot Insert an SD card. Recording is not possible unless an SD card is inserted. “SD Ca
19 Panel Descriptions 1 Make sure that the [POWER] switch is “OFF.” 2 Turn the BR-800 upside down. 3 Detach the battery cover. fig.Batt01.eps 4 Inser
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21 Quick StartBR800_e.book 21 ページ 2011年6月6日 月曜日 午後2時14分
22 Listening to the Demo Songs The SD card included with the BR-800 contains demo songs. Here’s how to play back the demo songs.With the power switch
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 23 Listening to
24 Listening to the Demo Songs 3. Listen to the Demo Songs1Press the [MENU] button.The MENU screen will appear.D_Menu_Input.eps2Use the CURSOR [ ] [
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 25 Listening to
26 Recording with the EZ Recording Function EZ Recording is a function that makes it easy to start recording. Simply select a recording source and th
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28 Recording with the EZ Recording Function3Slowly increase the [MASTER] fader to adjust the volume to the appropriate level for monitoring.fig.Quick
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3 Record while Listening to RhythmRecord with Effects AppliedPreparations for RecordingRecord/PlaybackEdit Your SongMaster Your SongMake Connections
30 Recording with the EZ Recording Function Choose the setting that’s appropriate for the input source you’re recording.Choose the style of music tha
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32 Making Connections Make connections as shown in the illustrations below. Make sure that the power to all of your equipment is switched off before
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34 Turning the Power On/Off Once the connections have been completed (p. 32), turn on power to your various devices in the order specified. By turnin
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36 Recording The BR-800 manages your recordings in units called “songs.”To record a new song, carry out the procedure below. 1 Press the [MENU] butto
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38 Recording Here’s how to adjust the volume of the recording on the track. 1 Lower the [MASTER] fader. 2 Turn the [REC LEVEL] knob to approximately
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 39 Recording Ea
4 USING THE UNIT SAFELY 002c • Do not open (or modify in any way) the unit or its AC adaptor...
40 Recording You can adjust the stereo feel (pan) of your instruments’ input sound. 1 Press the [TRACK] button. 2 Use the CURSOR [ ] [ ] buttons to m
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 41 Recording Lo
42 Recording Additional Performances (Overdubbing) Tracks whose track [PLAY] button is lit or blinking already contain recorded sound.The process of
43 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Playing Back
44 Playing Back Repeatedly (Repeat) Normally, the repeat start/end points will be set to the moments at which you press the [REPEAT] button, meaning
45 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Re-Recording
46 Re-Recording Only Over a Mistake (Punch-In/Out) Using a foot switch If you’re recording an instrumental performance by yourself and simultaneous
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48 Cancelling an Operation (UNDO/REDO) There may be times when you would like to cancel the result of an operation; for example, when recording, you
49 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Viewing Info
5 014 • Protect the unit from strong impact.(Do not drop it!)...
50 Simple Recording (SONG SKETCH) By putting the BR-800 in Song Sketch mode, you can use it as a stereo WAV file recorder/player.This provides an eas
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52 Simple Recording (SONG SKETCH) You are free to assign a name to a WAV file. 1 Press the [SONG SKETCH] button. The SONG SKETCH screen will appear.
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54 Using Insert Effects The BR-800 has independent processors for four different kinds of effects: insert effects, loop effects, track EQ, and master
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56 Using Insert Effects 5 If you want to save the current effect settings, proceed as described in “Saving the Insert Effect Settings (Write)” (p. 57
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 57 Using Insert
58 Using Insert Effects The BR-800 lets you change the location of the insert effect, allowing you to use it for a variety of different purposes. 1 I
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6 IMPORTANT NOTES Power Supply: Use of Batteries 301 • Do not connect this unit to same electrical outlet that is being used by an electrical applian
60 Using Insert Effects The algorithms (the available effects and their connection order) that can be used as an insert effect are shown below.The al
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 61 Using Insert
62 Using Insert Effects This is a multi-effect for vocals.It provides effects that are optimized for vocals. fig.VocalMulti.eps Pitch CorrectDynamics
63 Using Insert Effects EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsin
64 Using Insert Effects This algorithm is for use when simultaneously recording a vocal and electric guitar.For the guitar, you can make the electric
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 65 Using Insert
66 Using Insert Effects *1 Setting available when MODE is set to COMPRESSOR.*2 Setting available when MODE is set to LIMITER. With “BASS MULTI” algor
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 67 Using Insert
68 Using Insert Effects *1Setting available when the algorithm is set to GUITAR MULTI.*2 Setting available when the algorithm is set to BASS MULTI or
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 69 Using Insert
7 IMPORTANT NOTES 554 • Never strike or apply strong pressure to the display. 556 • When connecting / disconnecting all cables, grasp the connector i
70 Using Insert Effects MATCHMATCH DRIVEThis models the sound input to left in-put on a Matchless D/C-30.A simulation of the latest tube amp widely u
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72 Using Insert Effects *1 Setting available when TYPE is set to FLIP TOP, B MAN, CONCERT 810, T.E., or SESSION.*2 Setting available when TYPE is set
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 73 Using Insert
74 Using Insert Effects Use TYPE to select the effect that you want to use. ENHANCER This is an effect that clarifies the contour of the input sound
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 75 Using Insert
76 Using Insert Effects SITAR SIM (Sitar Simulator) This simulates the sound of the sitar. OCTAVE This adds a note one octave lower, creating a riche
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 77 Using Insert
78 Using Insert Effects ROTARY This produces an effect like the sound of a rotary speaker. UNI-V (Uni-Vibe) This models a Uni-Vibe. Although this res
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 79 Using Insert
8 Contents Recording Flow on the BR-800 ... 3USING THE UNIT SAFELY... 4IMPORTANT NOTES... 6Ma
80 Using Insert Effects This effect adds delayed sound to the direct sound, giving more body to the sound or creating special effects. *1 Setting ava
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 81 Using Insert
82 Using Insert Effects Adjusts the tonal character or applies special effects. *1 Setting available when TYPE is set to DISTORTION.*2Setting availab
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 83 Using Insert
84 Adding a Sense of Spaciousness By making use of the BR-800’s onboard “Loop Effects,” you can add a sense of spaciousness and depth to your sounds.
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 85 Adding a Sen
86 Adjusting the Tone of Each Track The BR-800 provides a three-band equalizer that’s independent for each track. You can use this to adjust the tone
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88 Overview of the Rhythm Section The BR-800 provides a dedicated rhythm generator that is separate from the audio tracks 1–7/8.You can use this rhyt
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 89 Overview of
9 Contents Using Effects ... 53 Using Insert Effects ... 54 Effect Patches and Banks ...
90 Overview of the Rhythm Section 1 Press the [RHYTHM] button. The [RHYTHM] button will light, and the rhythm will turn on. fig.rhythm_on_off-e.eps W
91 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Playing Patt
92 Playing Patterns Here’s how to change the pattern playback tempo when you’re in the play screen. 1 Use the CURSOR [ ] [ ] buttons to move the curs
93 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Playing an A
94 Playing an Arrangement Here’s how to change the playback tempo of an arrangement when you’re in the play screen. 1 Use the CURSOR [ ] [ ] buttons
95 EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm Changing the
96 Creating an Original Arrangement The BR-800 lets you place patterns in the desired order to make an arrangement, thus creating the structure of yo
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 97 Creating an
98 Creating an Original Arrangement Here’s how to insert a new step at the current step. fig.04-550.eps 1 Access the ARRANGE STEP screen as described
EditingMasteringUsing USBConvenient FunctionsAppendixes Quick StartGetting Ready to RecordRecording/PlaybackUsing EffectsUsing Rhythm 99 Creating an
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