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Roland BR-864 Problems with the memory card, Synchronization problems Cannot synchronize

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Problems with the memory card

Troubleshooting

Problems with the memory card

“Unsupported Card!” is displayed

❍Do you have a compatible (CompactFlash) memory card inserted in the BR-864?

❍Is the memory card fully and securely inserted?

Synchronization problems (Cannot synchronize)

When using MTC to synchronize the BR-864 with a MIDI

sequencer, the BR-864 must be the master device.

❍Is the MIDI cable connected correctly?

❍Is the MIDI cable broken?

❍Has the sync generator been set to the desired synchronization procedure (MTC or MIDI Clock)? (p. 142)

❍If you are synchronizing with MTC, has the other device been set to the same MTC type? (p. 142)

❍Has the MIDI sequencer been set correctly?

❍Is the MIDI sequencer ready to play back?

❍Does the other device support the MMC commands of the BR-864?

Synchronization with the rhythm machine is lost

❍Is the connected rhythm machine receiving Song Position Pointer?

Certain rhythm machines are unable to receive Song Position Pointer while in Pattern mode.

Check the MIDI implementation for the rhythm machine you are using.

Problems with USB

Idling screen not displayed

❍Is the USB cable properly connected?

❍Is your computer's operating system compatible with the BR-864?

Windows: Windows Me/2000 or later

Macintosh: Mac OS 9.1 or later

Other problems

Memory card data was damaged

If memory card data has been damaged, the following causes are possible. Please initialize the card once again (p. 149).

❍Was the power turned off while the recorder was operating?

❍Was a strong physical shock applied to the memory card?

❍Could the power have been turned off while the memory card was being accessed?

❍Was the card initialized on a PC or digital camera?

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Roland BR-864 owner manual Problems with the memory card, Synchronization problems Cannot synchronize, Problems with USB

Contents

Printing Conventions in This Manual •USING THE UNIT SAFELY page 2–3Owner’s Manual •IMPORTANT NOTES page 4–5distributor, as listed on the “Information” sheet safe operation of the unit Maintenance Power Supply: Use of BatteriesPlacement Additional PrecautionsCopyright Before Using Memory Cards CompactFlashUsing Memory Cards Windows: Windows Me/2000 or laterContents Quick StartSection 1 Recording Section 2 Editing Section 3 Using the Rhythm Guide About the drum kits Section 4 EffectsContents Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsLoop Effect Parameter Functions ContentsMastering Tool Kit Parameter Functions Track EQ Parameter FunctionsSection 5 Other Convenient Functions Section SectionAppendices Simple operation FeaturesIntroduction to the BR-864 Digital audio workstationPhrase Trainer Function Full complement of input connectors jacksTwo-waypower supply allows you to record anywhere Introduction to the BR-864Introduction to the BR-864 How to remove the card protectorMemory cards supported by your BR-864 Formatting the memory card CompactFlash23 24 25 16 18 Panel DescriptionsFront Panel 30 33Panel Descriptions Panel Descriptions Panel Descriptions Display Rear PanelInserting batteries Quick Start Quick Start1 Connecting peripheral devices Listening to the demo songsListening to the demo songs 2 Turn on the BR-864Quick Start Selecting a song Adjusting the Display Contrast3 Listening to a demo song 1,4 3 2 2,3Quick Start Playing Back a SongChanging the current position Listening to the demo songsMoving through a song in measures or beats 4 Turning off the powerListening to the demo songs 1 Preparing the memory card Turn on the powerRecording/playing back a song Formatting the memory card initializeRecording/playing back a song 2 Select the song to recordRecording a new song Quick Start 3 Connecting instruments1 3 4,5 2,3 Recording/playing back a song1 3 2 2,3 Adjusting the input sensitivityTurning off the internal microphone Recording/playing back a songSwitch effect patches 4 Using insert effectsAdjusting the input level Quick StartBR-864 Recording without insert effectsRecording/playing back a song Changing arrangements 5 Using the rhythm guidePlaying the rhythm guide Quick StartBR-864 Changing patternsRecording/playing back a song BR-864About the recording REC modes 6 Basic recordingSelecting the recording track Quick StartRecording/playing back a song Procedure1 4 3 INPUTSilencing the sound of specific tracks Mute 7 Playing back recorded music8 Overdubbing Quick StartSetting the positioning pan of the sound 9Adjusting the sound for each trackAdjusting the tone Track EQ Recording/playing back a songQuick Start Adding width to the sound Loop EffectWhat is a loop effect? Recording/playing back a song1 2 3 2 6 10 BouncePutting multiple tracks together Recording/playing back a songQuick Start 11 Mastering1 2,4 3,5 2,4 8 Recording/playing back a songRecording/playing back a song 12 Turning off the power13 Removing the memory card 5.Press ENTERSection Recording Section 1 RecordingRecording Selecting the recording trackinput sound Changing V-TracksChanging the position of the RecordingRecording Operations RecordingSection Setting the repeat portionRepeating Playback Repeat Setting the repeat portion with accurate timing Repeating Playback RepeatManually punching in/out Manually punching in and out using RECRe-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/out SectionSpecifying the area for auto punching in/out Manually punching in and out using a foot switchAuto punching in and out Section How to RecordErasing a registered auto punch in/out location Re-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/outRe-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/out Setting the portion to be repeatedHow to Record Reversing the last operation Undo Canceling an Operation Undo/RedoCanceling the Undo Redo SectionBR-864 Using the insert effectsEffect patches and banks Section Editing insert effect settingsUsing the insert effects Saving insert effects settings Write Using the insert effectsINPUT NORMAL Using the insert effectsSection INPUT<REC DRY>Separate V-Track Putting multiple tracks together BounceINPUT Section Putting multiple tracks together BounceUsing the loop effects/Track EQ Selecting the loop effectSection Adjusting how the loop effect is appliedUsing the loop effects/Track EQ Setting the Track EQ Using the loop effects/Track EQBR-864 MasteringWhat is Mastering Tool Kit? Editing the Mastering Tool Kit settings MasteringMastering Saving the Mastering Tool Kit settings WriteSection Displaying the memory card usage Displaying the song informationDisplaying the remaining available recording time Section Editing Section 2 EditingMoving to the locator point Registering time Locator FunctionRegistering a locator point Deleting a locator pointScrub Function Scrubbing to find the music starting/ending pointSection Preview FunctionChanging the scrub points Copying the repeated portion AB Editing the performance on a track Track EditingCopying data Track Copy SectionCopying by specifying the time TME/MES Editing the performance on a track Track EditingEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Copying a complete track ALLSection 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 EditingEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Erasing a complete track ALLSection Exchanging data Track Exchange Editing the performance on a track Track EditingErasing songs Song Erase Organizing the songs you’ve recordedCopying a Song Song Copy SectionOrganizing the songs you’ve recorded Saving memory on the memory card Song OptimizeNaming songs Song Name Section Saving the current settings to the songProtecting a song Song Protect Organizing the songs you’ve recordedCreating a master tape Disabling digital copyingCreating a master tape What is SCMS?Section MEMO Section 3 Using the Rhythm Guide SectionUsing the Rhythm Guide About the arrangements About the Rhythm GuideAbout the patterns Types of patternsSelecting arrangements Switching the Rhythm Guide modePerforming arrangements and patterns Performing arrangementsAbout the Rhythm Guide Selecting patternsPerforming patterns Starting Measure Creating original arrangementsSection Pattern NumberNaming arrangements Inserting a stepErasing a step Creating original arrangementsSection Copying arrangementsErasing arrangements Creating original arrangementsNote concerning creation of patterns Creating original patternsCreating patterns in Realtime Recording Measure SectionCreating original patterns TempoRehearsing recordings Creating original patternsSection Changing the metronome volumeDeleting unneeded drum sounds Creating original patternsCreating patterns in Step Recording Creating original patternsSNARE Section Creating original patternsDeleting unneeded drum sounds Naming patternsChanging the velocity Section Copying patternsErasing patterns Creating original patternsPerforming the drums About the drum kitsSelecting drum kits BR-864Section Creating original drum kits Tone LoadLoading from the tracks End Point “E” About the drum kitsStart Point “S” About the drum kits Copying drum sounds from other drum kitsSection About the drum kits Erasing drum soundsChanging the position pan of the drum sounds Section Effects Section 4 EffectsSetting Procedure Insert Effect Parameter Functions1. COSM GTR AMP Algorithm ListBANK: GUITAR 2. ACOUSTIC SIM5. GTR SYNTH 3. BASS SIM4.COSM COMP GTR 6. ACOUSTIC GTR9. COSM COMP BSS 7. BASS MULTI8. COSM BASS AMP Section12. COSM COMP VCL BANK: MIC10. VOCAL MULTI 11. VOICE TRANSBANK: SIMUL 15. VO+GT AMP BANK: LINE 13. STEREO MULTI14. LO-FIBOX Section–ASIM–COMP–NS–DLY– 16. VO+AC.SIM17. VO+ACOUSTIC –COMP–EQ–NS–DLY–Acoustic Processor Parameter ListAcoustic Guitar Simulator Bass SimulatorDe-esser CompressorCOSM Comp compressor/Limiter DefretterDoubling DelayEnhancer EqualizerGuitar Synth Foot VolumeFlanger Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsSection Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsInsert Effect Parameter Functions HarmonistLo-FiBox Octave PhaserNoise Suppressor Pitch ShifterInsert Effect Parameter Functions PreampRing Modulator Tremolo/Pan Slow AttackSpeaker Simulator SectionVoice Transformer Insert Effect Parameter FunctionsSetting Procedure Mastering Tool Kit Parameter FunctionsAlgorithm SectionParameter List Bass Cut FilterInput EqualizerSection ExpanderCompressor Mastering Tool Kit Parameter FunctionsOutput MixerLimiter Mastering Tool Kit Parameter FunctionsSection Loop Effect Parameter FunctionsSetting Procedure Parameter List CHORUS/DELAY/DBLN DoublingREVERB Loop Effect Parameter FunctionsParameter List Track EQ Parameter FunctionsSetting Procedure SectionMEMO Section Other Convenient Functions Section 5 Other Convenient FunctionsWhen using an expression pedal Using a foot switch or expression pedalWhen using a foot switch Section Tuning an instrument TunerChanging to the tuner Tuning Setting the reference pitch of the tunerSlowing down the speed Time Stretch function Canceling the center sound Center Cancel functionCopying difficult songs Phrase Trainer Press PHRASE TRAINERCopying difficult songs Phrase Trainer Section Synchronizing with MIDI devicesMIDI Fundamentals Synchronizing playback with a MIDI sequencer Synchronizing with MIDI devicesWhat are drop and non-dropformats? SectionSynchronizing with MIDI devices Operating MMC-compatibledevices with the BR-864 Using MMCSetting the MTC offset Section Synchronizing with MIDI devicesUsing the Audio Sub Mix function External MixerInitializing the system settings Initializing the BR-864’ssettingsInitializing all the BR-864’ssettings SectionInitializing the effect settings Initializing the BR-864’ssettingsSection Initializing the Memory CardInitializing the BR-864’ssettings Conserving battery power Power Save Deactivating the power save functionAbout the Sync parameters Utility parameter listAbout the System parameters SectionAbout the Scrub parameters Utility parameter listUtility parameter list About the effects Insert modeSection MEMO Section USB Section 6 USBComposition of data on memory cards Before Using USB OverviewCompatible OS Root Directory ROLAND Folder BR0 FolderEx. Windows XP Connecting a computerSection BOSS_BR-864BOSS BR-864 Backing up the BR-864’sdataWith Windows Backing up the BR-864’sdata Using the BR-532’sDataWith Macintosh With Macintosh Backing up the BR-864’sdataWith Windows With WindowsWith Windows When saving in monoWhen saving in stereo SectionWhen saving in mono When saving in stereo With MacintoshSection With Windows When loading to the tracks in monoWhen loading to the tracks in stereo BOSS_BR-864With Macintosh SectionPage Section Importing SMFs and creating patternsWith Windows BOSS_BR-864With Macintosh Importing SMFs and creating patternsSection Importing SMFs and creating patternsBOSS BR-864 Loading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF filesWith Windows 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 *1System Parameter *2 Recorder Parameter *1Song Parameter *1 Sync Parameter *2Rhythm Guide Parameter *1 Scrub Parameter *3Insert Mode Parameter *3 Arrangement Parameter *1Section TroubleshootingProblems with the sound Problems with USB Problems with the memory cardSynchronization problems Cannot synchronize Other problemsError Messages SectionError Messages Section MIDI Implementation1. TRANSMITTED DATA Channel Voice MessageMIDI Time Code Commands Full Message 2. MIDI Machine ControlMIDI Machine Control Command Reference MIDI Machine Control CommandsMIDI Implementation 3. Supplementary materialMIDI Machine Control MMC Command Information Field / Response ReferenceDate : Mar. 1, MIDI Implementation Chart8-TRACKDIGITAL STUDIO Model BR-864Specifications BR-864:Digital StudioWeight SpecificationsDimensions AccessoriesNumerics IndexSection Index Section IndexIndex Section IndexIndex MEMO SectionClient ProjectArtist Song NameNOTICE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSIONRADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT AVIS1*SX