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Roland BR-864 Bass Sim, Cosm Comp Gtr, Gtr Synth, Acoustic Gtr, Bsim–Comp/Def–Ns–Fv–Mod=

Models: BR-864

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3. BASS SIM

Insert Effect Parameter Functions

3. BASS SIM

Simulates the sound of a bass guitar. Obtain the sound of a bass guitar while playing an electric guitar.

*You should avoid playing chords when using the Bass Simulator.

–[BSIM]–[COMP/DEF]–[NS]–[FV]–[MOD]=

Bass Simulator

Compressor/Defretter

-Compressor

-Defretter

Noise Suppressor

Foot Volume

Modulation

-Flanger

-Chorus

-Phaser

-Pitch Shifter

-Doubling

-Tremolo/Pan

4.COSM COMP GTR

This is a multi-effect designed for electric guitar. In addition to a COSM compressor/limiter, it uses a preamp and speaker simulator for a characteristic amp sound.

–[COMP]–[PAMP]–[SP]–[EQ/WAH]

–[NS]–[FV]–[DLY]=

COSM Comp/Limiter

Preamp

Speaker Simulator

4Band Equalizer/Wah

-4Band Equalizer

-Wah

Noise Suppressor

Foot Volume

Delay

5. GTR SYNTH

This is an effect for use with guitar Synth. Pitch and attack information in the sound input from the guitar is expressed as synth sounds.

*It does not work properly when a chord is played. Be sure to mute all the other strings and play in a single note.

*When you are to play the next string while a certain sound is still playing, perfectly mute the previous sound then play the next one with a clear attack.

*If the unit cannot detect the attack, it may not sound correctly.

–[GSYN]–[FV]–[MOD]=[DLY]=

Guitar Synth

Foot Volume

Modulation

-Flanger

-Chorus

-Phaser

-Pitch Shifter

-Doubling

-Tremolo/Pan

Delay

6. ACOUSTIC GTR

This is a multi-effect designed for acoustic guitar. Even when an electric-acoustic is connected at line level, this provides a warm sound similar to what is obtained through a microphone.

–[ACP]=[COMP]=[EQ]=[NS]=[DLY]=

Acoustic Processor

Compressor

4Band Equalizer

Noise Suppressor

Delay

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Contents

•USING THE UNIT SAFELY page 2–3 Owner’s ManualPrinting Conventions in This Manual •IMPORTANT NOTES page 4–5distributor, as listed on the “Information” sheet safe operation of the unit Power Supply: Use of Batteries PlacementMaintenance Additional PrecautionsBefore Using Memory Cards CompactFlash Using Memory CardsCopyright Windows: Windows Me/2000 or laterContents Quick StartSection 1 Recording Section 2 Editing Section 3 Using the Rhythm Guide Section 4 Effects ContentsAbout the drum kits Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsContents Mastering Tool Kit Parameter FunctionsLoop Effect Parameter Functions Track EQ Parameter FunctionsSection 5 Other Convenient Functions Appendices SectionSection Features Introduction to the BR-864Simple operation Digital audio workstationFull complement of input connectors jacks Two-waypower supply allows you to record anywherePhrase Trainer Function Introduction to the BR-864How to remove the card protector Memory cards supported by your BR-864Introduction to the BR-864 Formatting the memory card CompactFlashPanel Descriptions Front Panel23 24 25 16 18 30 33Panel Descriptions Panel Descriptions Panel Descriptions Display Rear PanelInserting batteries Quick Start Quick Start1 Connecting peripheral devices Listening to the demo songsQuick Start 2 Turn on the BR-864Listening to the demo songs Adjusting the Display Contrast 3 Listening to a demo songSelecting a song 1,4 3 2 2,3Playing Back a Song Changing the current positionQuick Start Listening to the demo songsListening to the demo songs 4 Turning off the powerMoving through a song in measures or beats Turn on the power Recording/playing back a song1 Preparing the memory card Formatting the memory card initializeRecording a new song 2 Select the song to recordRecording/playing back a song 3 Connecting instruments 1 3 4,5 2,3Quick Start Recording/playing back a songAdjusting the input sensitivity Turning off the internal microphone1 3 2 2,3 Recording/playing back a song4 Using insert effects Adjusting the input levelSwitch effect patches Quick StartRecording/playing back a song Recording without insert effectsBR-864 5 Using the rhythm guide Playing the rhythm guideChanging arrangements Quick StartChanging patterns Recording/playing back a songBR-864 BR-8646 Basic recording Selecting the recording trackAbout the recording REC modes Quick StartProcedure 1 4 3Recording/playing back a song INPUT7 Playing back recorded music 8 OverdubbingSilencing the sound of specific tracks Mute Quick Start9Adjusting the sound for each track Adjusting the tone Track EQSetting the positioning pan of the sound Recording/playing back a songAdding width to the sound Loop Effect What is a loop effect?Quick Start Recording/playing back a song10 Bounce Putting multiple tracks together1 2 3 2 6 Recording/playing back a song11 Mastering 1 2,4 3,5 2,4 8Quick Start Recording/playing back a song12 Turning off the power 13 Removing the memory cardRecording/playing back a song 5.Press ENTERSection Recording Section 1 RecordingRecording Selecting the recording trackChanging V-Tracks Changing the position of theinput sound RecordingRecording Operations RecordingRepeating Playback Repeat Setting the repeat portionSection Setting the repeat portion with accurate timing Repeating Playback RepeatManually punching in and out using REC Re-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/outManually punching in/out SectionAuto punching in and out Manually punching in and out using a foot switchSpecifying the area for auto punching in/out How to Record Erasing a registered auto punch in/out locationSection Re-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/outHow to Record Setting the portion to be repeatedRe-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/out Canceling an Operation Undo/Redo Canceling the Undo RedoReversing the last operation Undo SectionEffect patches and banks Using the insert effectsBR-864 Using the insert effects Editing insert effect settingsSection Saving insert effects settings Write Using the insert effectsUsing the insert effects SectionINPUT NORMAL INPUT<REC DRY>INPUT Putting multiple tracks together BounceSeparate V-Track Section Putting multiple tracks together BounceUsing the loop effects/Track EQ Selecting the loop effectUsing the loop effects/Track EQ Adjusting how the loop effect is appliedSection Setting the Track EQ Using the loop effects/Track EQWhat is Mastering Tool Kit? MasteringBR-864 Editing the Mastering Tool Kit settings MasteringSection Saving the Mastering Tool Kit settings WriteMastering Displaying the remaining available recording time Displaying the song informationDisplaying the memory card usage Section Editing Section 2 EditingRegistering time Locator Function Registering a locator pointMoving to the locator point Deleting a locator pointScrubbing to find the music starting/ending point SectionScrub Function Preview FunctionChanging the scrub points Editing the performance on a track Track Editing Copying data Track CopyCopying the repeated portion AB SectionCopying by specifying the time TME/MES Editing the performance on a track Track EditingSection Copying a complete track ALLEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Moving data Track Move Moving the repeated portion ABMoving by specifying the time TME/MES SectionMoving a complete track ALL Editing the performance on a track Track EditingErasing data Track Erase Erasing the repeated portion ABErasing by specifying the time TME/MES Editing the performance on a track Track EditingSection Erasing a complete track ALLEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Exchanging data Track Exchange Editing the performance on a track Track EditingOrganizing the songs you’ve recorded Copying a Song Song CopyErasing songs Song Erase SectionNaming songs Song Name Saving memory on the memory card Song OptimizeOrganizing the songs you’ve recorded Saving the current settings to the song Protecting a song Song ProtectSection Organizing the songs you’ve recordedCreating a master tape Disabling digital copyingSection What is SCMS?Creating a master tape MEMO Using the Rhythm Guide SectionSection 3 Using the Rhythm Guide About the Rhythm Guide About the patternsAbout the arrangements Types of patternsSwitching the Rhythm Guide mode Performing arrangements and patternsSelecting arrangements Performing arrangementsPerforming patterns Selecting patternsAbout the Rhythm Guide Creating original arrangements SectionStarting Measure Pattern NumberInserting a step Erasing a stepNaming arrangements Creating original arrangementsCopying arrangements Erasing arrangementsSection Creating original arrangementsCreating patterns in Realtime Recording Creating original patternsNote concerning creation of patterns Section Creating original patternsMeasure TempoRehearsing recordings Creating original patternsChanging the metronome volume Deleting unneeded drum soundsSection Creating original patternsCreating patterns in Step Recording Creating original patternsSNARE Section Creating original patternsChanging the velocity Naming patternsDeleting unneeded drum sounds Copying patterns Erasing patternsSection Creating original patternsAbout the drum kits Selecting drum kitsPerforming the drums BR-864Loading from the tracks Creating original drum kits Tone LoadSection Start Point “S” About the drum kitsEnd Point “E” Section Copying drum sounds from other drum kitsAbout the drum kits Changing the position pan of the drum sounds Erasing drum soundsAbout the drum kits Section Effects Section 4 EffectsSetting Procedure Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsAlgorithm List BANK: GUITAR1. COSM GTR AMP 2. ACOUSTIC SIM3. BASS SIM 4.COSM COMP GTR5. GTR SYNTH 6. ACOUSTIC GTR7. BASS MULTI 8. COSM BASS AMP9. COSM COMP BSS SectionBANK: MIC 10. VOCAL MULTI12. COSM COMP VCL 11. VOICE TRANSBANK: LINE 13. STEREO MULTI 14. LO-FIBOXBANK: SIMUL 15. VO+GT AMP Section16. VO+AC.SIM 17. VO+ACOUSTIC–ASIM–COMP–NS–DLY– –COMP–EQ–NS–DLY–Parameter List Acoustic Guitar SimulatorAcoustic Processor Bass SimulatorCompressor COSM Comp compressor/LimiterDe-esser DefretterDelay EnhancerDoubling EqualizerFoot Volume FlangerGuitar Synth Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsSection Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsLo-FiBox HarmonistInsert Effect Parameter Functions Phaser Noise SuppressorOctave Pitch ShifterRing Modulator PreampInsert Effect Parameter Functions Slow Attack Speaker SimulatorTremolo/Pan SectionVoice Transformer Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsMastering Tool Kit Parameter Functions AlgorithmSetting Procedure SectionBass Cut Filter InputParameter List EqualizerExpander CompressorSection Mastering Tool Kit Parameter FunctionsMixer LimiterOutput Mastering Tool Kit Parameter FunctionsSetting Procedure Loop Effect Parameter FunctionsSection CHORUS/DELAY/DBLN Doubling REVERBParameter List Loop Effect Parameter FunctionsTrack EQ Parameter Functions Setting ProcedureParameter List SectionMEMO Section Other Convenient Functions Section 5 Other Convenient FunctionsWhen using a foot switch Using a foot switch or expression pedalWhen using an expression pedal Changing to the tuner Tuning an instrument TunerSection Tuning Setting the reference pitch of the tunerCanceling the center sound Center Cancel function Copying difficult songs Phrase TrainerSlowing down the speed Time Stretch function Press PHRASE TRAINERCopying difficult songs Phrase Trainer MIDI Fundamentals Synchronizing with MIDI devicesSection Synchronizing playback with a MIDI sequencer Synchronizing with MIDI devicesSynchronizing with MIDI devices SectionWhat are drop and non-dropformats? Setting the MTC offset Using MMCOperating MMC-compatibledevices with the BR-864 Section Synchronizing with MIDI devicesUsing the Audio Sub Mix function External MixerInitializing the BR-864’ssettings Initializing all the BR-864’ssettingsInitializing the system settings SectionInitializing the effect settings Initializing the BR-864’ssettingsInitializing the BR-864’ssettings Initializing the Memory CardSection Conserving battery power Power Save Deactivating the power save functionUtility parameter list About the System parametersAbout the Sync parameters SectionAbout the Scrub parameters Utility parameter listSection About the effects Insert modeUtility parameter list MEMO Section USB Section 6 USBBefore Using USB Overview Compatible OSComposition of data on memory cards Root Directory ROLAND Folder BR0 FolderConnecting a computer SectionEx. Windows XP BOSS_BR-864With Windows Backing up the BR-864’sdataBOSS BR-864 With Macintosh Using the BR-532’sDataBacking up the BR-864’sdata Backing up the BR-864’sdata With WindowsWith Macintosh With WindowsWhen saving in mono When saving in stereoWith Windows SectionWhen saving in mono When saving in stereo With MacintoshSection When loading to the tracks in mono When loading to the tracks in stereoWith Windows BOSS_BR-864With Macintosh SectionPage Importing SMFs and creating patterns With WindowsSection BOSS_BR-864With Macintosh Importing SMFs and creating patternsSection Importing SMFs and creating patternsWith Windows Loading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF filesBOSS BR-864 Section Loading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF filesWith Macintosh Loading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF filesSection Loading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF filesMEMO Section Appendices Section 7 AppendicesPreset Arrangement List Arrangement / Pattern ListPreset Pattern List Arrangement / Pattern ListParameter List Mixer Parameter *1Recorder Parameter *1 Song Parameter *1System Parameter *2 Sync Parameter *2Scrub Parameter *3 Insert Mode Parameter *3Rhythm Guide Parameter *1 Arrangement Parameter *1Problems with the sound TroubleshootingSection Problems with the memory card Synchronization problems Cannot synchronizeProblems with USB Other problemsError Messages SectionError Messages MIDI Implementation 1. TRANSMITTED DATASection Channel Voice Message2. MIDI Machine Control MIDI Machine Control Command ReferenceMIDI Time Code Commands Full Message MIDI Machine Control Commands3. Supplementary material MIDI Machine Control MMC CommandMIDI Implementation Information Field / Response ReferenceMIDI Implementation Chart 8-TRACKDIGITAL STUDIODate : Mar. 1, Model BR-864Specifications BR-864:Digital StudioSpecifications DimensionsWeight AccessoriesSection IndexNumerics Index Section IndexIndex Section IndexIndex MEMO SectionProject ArtistClient Song NameFEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENTNOTICE AVIS1*SX