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Using the CD-R/RW Drive to Exchange Data
4. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to
“DATA,” and press [ENTER].
The Data CD menu screen will appear.
fig.05_CDdata
5. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to “SMF,”
and press [ENTER].
The SMF menu screen will appear.
fig.05-CDsmf
6. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to
“PLAY,” and press [ENTER].
The SMF play screen appears.
fig.05-CDsmfplay
7. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the SMF to be
played.
If the SMFs are collected in a folder, then the folder name
is displayed. To show the SMFs within the folder, press
[ENTER].
8. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to [ ]
and press [ENTER].
The BR-900CD will start playback.
9. To stop playback, press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move
the cursor to [ ] and press [ENTER].
You can use [START] and [STOP] to start and stop SMF
playback.
In cases where the SMF contains a large amount of MIDI
data, playback of the file may be sluggish.
Loading drum patterns from the
CD-R/RW drive (SMF Import)
You can import SMFs (Standard MIDI Files) stored on PC as
song patterns. You can easily increase your collection of song
patterns by creating SMFs on your computer or other device
and copying them to memory cards.
Any SMFs that satisfy the following conditions can be played
in this way.
Format: 0 or 1
File size:
240 KB maximum (Note that this will
vary slightly based on the SMF content.)
When importing GM/GS/XG-compatible SMFs, MIDI
Channel 10 is generally assigned as the channel used for
rhythm performances. Thus, only the data on MIDI Channel
10 in the SMF is isolated and imported by the BR-900CD.
Note that the data on other channels is disregarded.
1. Using a PC, burn a CD-R/RW disc containing the SMFs
you want to import.
2. Insert this CD-R/RW disc into the BR-900CD’s CD-R/
RW drive.
The drive’s access indicator will begin to flash. Wait until
this indicator stops flashing and turns off before
proceeding.
3. Press [CD-R/RW].
The CD menu screen will appear.
fig.05_CDmenu
4. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to
“DATA,” and press [ENTER].
The Data CD menu screen will appear.
fig.05_CDdata
- Owner’s Manual 1
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 2
- IMPORTANT NOTES 4
- Before Using CD-R/RW Discs 6
- Notes When Using Mics 7
- Contents 8
- Section 5 12
- Section 8 13
- Introduction to the BR-900CD 14
- Phrase Trainer function 15
- Two-way power supply allows 15
- Memory Cards Supported by 16
- Your BR-900CD 16
- How to remove the card 16
- Panel Descriptions 17
- REC/PLAY section 18
- Track/Fader section 18
- MEMORY CARD slot 20
- Rear Panel 22
- Inserting Batteries 23
- Connecting Peripheral Devices 26
- Quick Start 27
- Inserting a Memory Card 27
- Turning On / Off the BR-900CD 28
- Listening to a Demo Song 29
- Changing the current position 30
- Recording/Playing Back a Song 31
- About data types 32
- Recording time 32
- (4) Connecting Instruments 33
- Adjusting the input level 35
- (5) Using Insert Effects 35
- Switch effect patches 35
- (6) Using the Rhythm 37
- Playing the Rhythm 37
- Changing arrangements 37
- (7) Basic Recording 39
- Selecting the recording track 39
- Procedure 40
- Playing Back Recorded Music 41
- (10) Adjusting the Sound for 42
- Each Track 42
- Adjusting the tone (Track EQ) 43
- Removing the Memory Card 45
- Section 1 47
- Playback 47
- Changing V-Tracks 49
- Changing the Position of the 49
- Input Sound (Pan) 49
- Recording Operations 50
- Repeating Playback (Repeat) 51
- Setting the Repeat Portion 52
- Manually Punching In/Out 53
- Manually punching in and out 53
- Auto Punching In and Out 54
- Specifying the area for auto 54
- How to record 55
- Reversing the Last Operation 57
- Canceling the Undo (Redo) 57
- Selecting the Input Source 60
- Loading Songs Created with 61
- Displaying the Remaining 62
- Available Recording Time 62
- Section 2 63
- Registering Time (Locator) 64
- Scrubbing to Find the Music 65
- Starting/Ending Point 65
- Changing the Scrub Points 66
- Enabling Use of the Preview 66
- Function with [REW] and [FF] 66
- Copying Data (Track Copy) 67
- (TME/MES) 68
- Moving Data (Track Move) 70
- Moving a complete track (ALL) 72
- Erasing Data (Track Erase) 73
- Copying a Song (Song Copy) 77
- Erasing Songs (Song Erase) 77
- Saving Memory on the 78
- Memory Card (Song Optimize) 78
- Naming Songs (Song Name) 78
- Saving the Current Settings 79
- Creating a Master Tape / Disc 80
- Using the Insert Effects 84
- Algorithm List 88
- 1. COSM GTR AMP 88
- 2. ACOUSTIC SIM 88
- BANK: GUITAR 88
- 3. BASS SIM 89
- 4. COSM COMP GTR 89
- 5. ACOUSTIC GTR 89
- 6. BASS MULTI 89
- 7. COSM BASS AMP 90
- 8. COSM COMP BSS 90
- 9. VOCAL MULTI 90
- 10. VOICE TRANS 90
- BANK: MIC 90
- 11. COSM COMP VCL 91
- 12. STEREO MULTI 91
- 13. LO-FI BOX 91
- BANK: LINE 91
- 14. VO+GT AMP 92
- 15. VO+AC.SIM 92
- 16. VO+ACOUSTIC 92
- BANK: SIMUL 92
- Acoustic Guitar Simulator 93
- Acoustic Processor 93
- Bass Simulator 93
- Foot Volume 96
- Lo-Fi Box 96
- Noise Suppressor 97
- Pitch Shifter 98
- “VO+GT AMP” algorithms 98
- Ring Modulator 99
- Slow Attack 99
- Speaker Simulator 100
- Tremolo/Pan 100
- Voice Transformer 100
- Section 3 101
- Mastering 102
- Settings 103
- Saving the Mastering Tool 104
- Kit Settings (Write) 104
- Algorithm 105
- Parameter List 105
- Equalizer 105
- Bass Cut Filter 106
- Enhancer 106
- Expander 106
- Compressor 107
- Selecting the Loop Effect 108
- Adjusting How the Loop 109
- Effect is Applied 109
- Setting the Track EQ 110
- CHORUS/DELAY/DBLN 111
- Track EQ Parameter Functions 112
- The Pitch Correction 113
- Pitch Correction Patches 113
- Using the Pitch Correction 114
- Saving the Pitch Correction 115
- Settings (Write) 115
- Section 4 119
- Using the 119
- Using the Rhythm 120
- Switching the Rhythm Mode 121
- Recording Rhythm 121
- Performances 121
- Performing Arrangements 121
- Changing the tempo of the 122
- Inserting a Step 124
- Erasing a Step 124
- Naming Arrangements 124
- Copying Arrangements 125
- Erasing Arrangements 125
- Creating Original Patterns 126
- Rehearsing recordings 128
- Deleting unneeded drum sounds 129
- Changing the metronome volume 129
- Creating Patterns in Step 130
- Recording 130
- Changing the velocity 132
- Naming Patterns 132
- Copying Patterns 133
- Erasing Patterns 133
- Using the Drum Kits 134
- Creating Original Drum Kits 135
- (Tone Load) 135
- Loading from the tracks 135
- Erasing drum sounds 138
- RW Drive 139
- Creating Audio CD 140
- Viewing the Remaining Time 142
- Playing Back Audio CDs 142
- Enabling Playback on CD 143
- Players (Finalize) 143
- Saving Recorded Songs to 145
- CD-R/RW Discs (Backup) 145
- Saving all of the songs on a 146
- (All Backup) 146
- Loading Saved Songs to a 147
- Memory Card (Recover) 147
- Copying and Writing 148
- Waveform Data 148
- Copying waveform data from a 148
- (WAV/AIFF Import) 148
- Using SMF 151
- CD-R/RW drive (SMF Import) 152
- Erasing Data from a CD-RW 153
- Disc (CD-RW Erase) 153
- Important Notice 154
- Section 6 155
- Using MIDI 155
- MIDI Fundamentals 156
- Using the Rhythm to Play an 157
- External MIDI Sound Module 157
- Synchronizing Playback with 158
- BR-900CD as the master 158
- Setting the MTC offset 159
- Using MMC 160
- Operating MMC-compatible 160
- Section 7 161
- Using USB 161
- Before Using USB (Overview) 162
- Connecting a Computer 163
- Notes on Using USB 163
- With Windows 164
- Saving BR-900CD Track Data 165
- AIFF Export) 165
- Loading WAV/AIFF Files in BR 167
- Importing SMFs and Creating 169
- Patterns 169
- Loading Drum Sounds from 171
- WAV/AIFF Files (Tone Load) 171
- With Macintosh 175
- (WAV/AIFF Export) 176
- Loading WAV/AIFF Files in 178
- BR-900CD Tracks 178
- Using the BR-864 / BR-532’s 183
- Convenient 185
- Functions 185
- When Using a Foot Switch 187
- Tuning an Instrument (Tuner) 188
- External Mixer 190
- Slowing Down the Speed 192
- (Time Stretch) 192
- Canceling the Center Sound 192
- (Center Cancel) 192
- Initializing the Memory Card 196
- Utility Parameter List 198
- About the Scrub Parameters 199
- Appendices 201
- Effect Patch List 202
- Section 9 203
- ■ SML (SIMUL) 204
- Mastering Tool Kit Patch List 205
- Pitch Correction Patch List 205
- Arrangement / Pattern List 206
- Preset Pattern List 207
- Recorder Parameter (*1) 209
- Song Parameter (*1) 209
- System Parameter (*2) 209
- Sync Parameter (*2) 209
- CD Parameter 210
- Scrub Parameter (*3) 210
- Rhythm Parameter (*1) 210
- Arrangement Parameter (*1) 210
- Pattern Parameter 210
- Troubleshooting 211
- Problems with the Memory Card 212
- Synchronization Problems 212
- Problems with USB 212
- Error Messages 213
- What is an event? 214
- MIDI Implementation 216
- 3. Supplementary material 218
- Specifications 220
- Track Sheet 230
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