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Organizing the Songs You’ve Recorded
Saving Memory on the
Memory Card (Song Optimize)
When you perform overdubbing or punch-in/out, the data
that you rewrite (replace) actually remains on the memory
card. In some cases, this unwanted data may occupy a
significant amount of space on the memory card. This will
cause the time available for recording to be less than it
should be.
By performing a “Song Optimize,” you can have the BR-
900CD erase any unnecessary data on the memory card and
increase the unused space.
1. Press [UTILITY].
2. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to “EDT,”
and press [ENTER].
fig.02-405d
3. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to “OPT,”
and press [ENTER].
“Are you sure?” appears in the display.
fig.02-406d
4. To continue with the optimization, press [ENTER]
(YES).
The Song Optimize function is carried out. When
completed, “Completed!” appears in the display, and
you are returned to the Play screen.
To cancel the operation press the [EXIT] (NO) (or
[UTILITY]).
* Depending on the situation, an appreciable length of time may
be required for Optimize to be completed. This is not a
malfunction. Do not turn off the power until Optimize has
completed.
* After you execute Optimize, it is not possible to undo/redo to
revert to the state before executing Optimize.
Naming Songs (Song Name)
When a new song is created, it is automatically given a name
such as “SONG 0001.” With your BR-900CD, you can use
“Song Name” to give each song a name, which helps you
manage and organize your songs.
1. Press [UTILITY].
2. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to “EDT,”
and press [ENTER].
fig.02-407d
3. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to
“NAM,” and press [ENTER].
The name of the song (Song Name) appears in the
display.
fig.02-408d
4. Press CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to the
character you want to change.
5. Rotate TIME/VALUE dial to select the character.
* You can switch between upper case and lower case characters
by pressing [ENTER].
6. After the name is properly entered, press [UTILITY] (or
press [EXIT] repeatedly) to return to the Play screen.
- 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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