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Roland BR-864 Federal Communications Commission, Radio Frequency Interference Statement, Notice

Models: BR-864

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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

For EU Countries

This product complies with the requirements of European Directive 89/336/EEC.

For the USA

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

–Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

–Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

–Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

–Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2)This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the users authority to operate this equipment. This equipment requires shielded interface cables in order to meet FCC class B Limit.

For Canada

NOTICE

This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.

AVIS

Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.

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Contents

•IMPORTANT NOTES page 4–5 •USING THE UNIT SAFELY page 2–3Owner’s Manual Printing Conventions in This Manualdistributor, as listed on the “Information” sheet safe operation of the unit Additional Precautions Power Supply: Use of BatteriesPlacement MaintenanceWindows: Windows Me/2000 or later Before Using Memory Cards CompactFlashUsing Memory Cards CopyrightQuick Start ContentsSection 1 Recording Section 2 Editing Section 3 Using the Rhythm Guide Insert Effect Parameter Functions Section 4 EffectsContents About the drum kitsTrack EQ Parameter Functions ContentsMastering Tool Kit Parameter Functions Loop Effect Parameter FunctionsSection 5 Other Convenient Functions Appendices SectionSection Digital audio workstation FeaturesIntroduction to the BR-864 Simple operationIntroduction to the BR-864 Full complement of input connectors jacksTwo-waypower supply allows you to record anywhere Phrase Trainer FunctionFormatting the memory card CompactFlash How to remove the card protectorMemory cards supported by your BR-864 Introduction to the BR-86430 33 Panel DescriptionsFront Panel 23 24 25 16 18Panel Descriptions Panel Descriptions Panel Descriptions Rear Panel DisplayInserting batteries Quick Start Quick StartListening to the demo songs 1 Connecting peripheral devicesQuick Start 2 Turn on the BR-864Listening to the demo songs 1,4 3 2 2,3 Adjusting the Display Contrast3 Listening to a demo song Selecting a songListening to the demo songs Playing Back a SongChanging the current position Quick StartListening to the demo songs 4 Turning off the powerMoving through a song in measures or beats Formatting the memory card initialize Turn on the powerRecording/playing back a song 1 Preparing the memory cardRecording a new song 2 Select the song to recordRecording/playing back a song Recording/playing back a song 3 Connecting instruments1 3 4,5 2,3 Quick StartRecording/playing back a song Adjusting the input sensitivityTurning off the internal microphone 1 3 2 2,3Quick Start 4 Using insert effectsAdjusting the input level Switch effect patchesRecording/playing back a song Recording without insert effectsBR-864 Quick Start 5 Using the rhythm guidePlaying the rhythm guide Changing arrangementsBR-864 Changing patternsRecording/playing back a song BR-864Quick Start 6 Basic recordingSelecting the recording track About the recording REC modesINPUT Procedure1 4 3 Recording/playing back a songQuick Start 7 Playing back recorded music8 Overdubbing Silencing the sound of specific tracks MuteRecording/playing back a song 9Adjusting the sound for each trackAdjusting the tone Track EQ Setting the positioning pan of the soundRecording/playing back a song Adding width to the sound Loop EffectWhat is a loop effect? Quick StartRecording/playing back a song 10 BouncePutting multiple tracks together 1 2 3 2 6Recording/playing back a song 11 Mastering1 2,4 3,5 2,4 8 Quick Start5.Press ENTER 12 Turning off the power13 Removing the memory card Recording/playing back a songSection 1 Recording Section RecordingSelecting the recording track RecordingRecording Changing V-TracksChanging the position of the input soundRecording Recording OperationsRepeating Playback Repeat Setting the repeat portionSection Repeating Playback Repeat Setting the repeat portion with accurate timingSection Manually punching in and out using RECRe-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/out Manually punching in/outAuto punching in and out Manually punching in and out using a foot switchSpecifying the area for auto punching in/out Re-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/out How to RecordErasing a registered auto punch in/out location SectionHow to Record Setting the portion to be repeatedRe-recordingonly a mistake Punch-in/out Section Canceling an Operation Undo/RedoCanceling the Undo Redo Reversing the last operation UndoEffect patches and banks Using the insert effectsBR-864 Using the insert effects Editing insert effect settingsSection Using the insert effects Saving insert effects settings WriteINPUT<REC DRY> Using the insert effectsSection INPUT NORMALINPUT Putting multiple tracks together BounceSeparate V-Track Putting multiple tracks together Bounce SectionSelecting the loop effect Using the loop effects/Track EQUsing the loop effects/Track EQ Adjusting how the loop effect is appliedSection Using the loop effects/Track EQ Setting the Track EQWhat is Mastering Tool Kit? MasteringBR-864 Mastering Editing the Mastering Tool Kit settingsSection Saving the Mastering Tool Kit settings WriteMastering Displaying the remaining available recording time Displaying the song informationDisplaying the memory card usage Section 2 Editing Section EditingDeleting a locator point Registering time Locator FunctionRegistering a locator point Moving to the locator pointPreview Function Scrubbing to find the music starting/ending pointSection Scrub FunctionChanging the scrub points Section Editing the performance on a track Track EditingCopying data Track Copy Copying the repeated portion ABEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Copying by specifying the time TME/MESSection Copying a complete track ALLEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Moving the repeated portion AB Moving data Track MoveSection Moving by specifying the time TME/MESEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Moving a complete track ALLErasing the repeated portion AB Erasing data Track EraseEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Erasing by specifying the time TME/MESSection Erasing a complete track ALLEditing the performance on a track Track Editing Editing the performance on a track Track Editing Exchanging data Track ExchangeSection Organizing the songs you’ve recordedCopying a Song Song Copy Erasing songs Song EraseNaming songs Song Name Saving memory on the memory card Song OptimizeOrganizing the songs you’ve recorded Organizing the songs you’ve recorded Saving the current settings to the songProtecting a song Song Protect SectionDisabling digital copying Creating a master tapeSection What is SCMS?Creating a master tape MEMO Using the Rhythm Guide SectionSection 3 Using the Rhythm Guide Types of patterns About the Rhythm GuideAbout the patterns About the arrangementsPerforming arrangements Switching the Rhythm Guide modePerforming arrangements and patterns Selecting arrangementsPerforming patterns Selecting patternsAbout the Rhythm Guide Pattern Number Creating original arrangementsSection Starting MeasureCreating original arrangements Inserting a stepErasing a step Naming arrangementsCreating original arrangements Copying arrangementsErasing arrangements SectionCreating patterns in Realtime Recording Creating original patternsNote concerning creation of patterns Tempo SectionCreating original patterns MeasureCreating original patterns Rehearsing recordingsCreating original patterns Changing the metronome volumeDeleting unneeded drum sounds SectionCreating original patterns Creating patterns in Step RecordingCreating original patterns SNARE SectionChanging the velocity Naming patternsDeleting unneeded drum sounds Creating original patterns Copying patternsErasing patterns SectionBR-864 About the drum kitsSelecting drum kits Performing the drumsLoading 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 4 Effects Section EffectsInsert Effect Parameter Functions Setting Procedure2. ACOUSTIC SIM Algorithm ListBANK: GUITAR 1. COSM GTR AMP6. ACOUSTIC GTR 3. BASS SIM4.COSM COMP GTR 5. GTR SYNTHSection 7. BASS MULTI8. COSM BASS AMP 9. COSM COMP BSS11. VOICE TRANS BANK: MIC10. VOCAL MULTI 12. COSM COMP VCLSection BANK: LINE 13. STEREO MULTI14. LO-FIBOX BANK: SIMUL 15. VO+GT AMP–COMP–EQ–NS–DLY– 16. VO+AC.SIM17. VO+ACOUSTIC –ASIM–COMP–NS–DLY–Bass Simulator Parameter ListAcoustic Guitar Simulator Acoustic ProcessorDefretter CompressorCOSM Comp compressor/Limiter De-esserEqualizer DelayEnhancer DoublingInsert Effect Parameter Functions Foot VolumeFlanger Guitar SynthInsert Effect Parameter Functions SectionLo-FiBox HarmonistInsert Effect Parameter Functions Pitch Shifter PhaserNoise Suppressor OctaveRing Modulator PreampInsert Effect Parameter Functions Section Slow AttackSpeaker Simulator Tremolo/PanInsert Effect Parameter Functions Voice TransformerSection Mastering Tool Kit Parameter FunctionsAlgorithm Setting ProcedureEqualizer Bass Cut FilterInput Parameter ListMastering Tool Kit Parameter Functions ExpanderCompressor SectionMastering Tool Kit Parameter Functions MixerLimiter OutputSetting Procedure Loop Effect Parameter FunctionsSection Loop Effect Parameter Functions CHORUS/DELAY/DBLN DoublingREVERB Parameter ListSection Track EQ Parameter FunctionsSetting Procedure Parameter ListMEMO Section 5 Other Convenient Functions Section 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 Setting the reference pitch of the tuner TuningPress PHRASE TRAINER Canceling the center sound Center Cancel functionCopying difficult songs Phrase Trainer Slowing down the speed Time Stretch functionCopying difficult songs Phrase Trainer MIDI Fundamentals Synchronizing with MIDI devicesSection Synchronizing with MIDI devices Synchronizing playback with a MIDI sequencerSynchronizing with MIDI devices SectionWhat are drop and non-dropformats? Setting the MTC offset Using MMCOperating MMC-compatibledevices with the BR-864 Synchronizing with MIDI devices SectionExternal Mixer Using the Audio Sub Mix functionSection Initializing the BR-864’ssettingsInitializing all the BR-864’ssettings Initializing the system settingsInitializing the BR-864’ssettings Initializing the effect settingsInitializing the BR-864’ssettings Initializing the Memory CardSection Deactivating the power save function Conserving battery power Power SaveSection Utility parameter listAbout the System parameters About the Sync parametersUtility parameter list About the Scrub parametersSection About the effects Insert modeUtility parameter list MEMO Section 6 USB Section USBRoot Directory ROLAND Folder BR0 Folder Before Using USB OverviewCompatible OS Composition of data on memory cardsBOSS_BR-864 Connecting a computerSection Ex. Windows XPWith Windows Backing up the BR-864’sdataBOSS BR-864 With Macintosh Using the BR-532’sDataBacking up the BR-864’sdata With Windows Backing up the BR-864’sdataWith Windows With MacintoshSection When saving in monoWhen saving in stereo With WindowsWith Macintosh When saving in mono When saving in stereoSection BOSS_BR-864 When loading to the tracks in monoWhen loading to the tracks in stereo With WindowsSection With MacintoshPage BOSS_BR-864 Importing SMFs and creating patternsWith Windows SectionImporting SMFs and creating patterns With MacintoshImporting SMFs and creating patterns SectionWith Windows Loading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF filesBOSS BR-864 Loading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF files SectionLoading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF files With MacintoshLoading drum sounds from WAV/AIFF files SectionMEMO Section 7 Appendices Section AppendicesArrangement / Pattern List Preset Arrangement ListArrangement / Pattern List Preset Pattern ListMixer Parameter *1 Parameter ListSync Parameter *2 Recorder Parameter *1Song Parameter *1 System Parameter *2Arrangement Parameter *1 Scrub Parameter *3Insert Mode Parameter *3 Rhythm Guide Parameter *1Problems with the sound TroubleshootingSection Other problems Problems with the memory cardSynchronization problems Cannot synchronize Problems with USBSection Error MessagesError Messages Channel Voice Message MIDI Implementation1. TRANSMITTED DATA SectionMIDI Machine Control Commands 2. MIDI Machine ControlMIDI Machine Control Command Reference MIDI Time Code Commands Full MessageInformation Field / Response Reference 3. Supplementary materialMIDI Machine Control MMC Command MIDI ImplementationModel BR-864 MIDI Implementation Chart8-TRACKDIGITAL STUDIO Date : Mar. 1,BR-864:Digital Studio SpecificationsAccessories SpecificationsDimensions WeightSection IndexNumerics Index Index SectionIndex Index SectionIndex Section MEMOSong Name ProjectArtist ClientAVIS FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSIONRADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT NOTICE1*SX