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- Q.How are the song data created with the BR-1600CD, BR-1200CD, and BR-1180CD compatible for song conversion?
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The next table shows the data compatibily between the ･･･
- Q.What are the main differences between the BR-864, BR-1180/BR-1180CD, BR-8, and BR-532?
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BR-1180/BR-1180CD BR-532 BR-8 BR-864 ･･･
- Q.I've used my VS- / BR-series recorder to create an audio CD of one of my songs. Can I write additional songs to this disc? Once I have multiple songs on a disc, can I delete only a single song?
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The VS- and BR-series recorders offer two methods for creating ･･･
- Q.I want to save a rhythm arrangement I've created on a BR-series unit. I can choose either a "user" or a "song" location as the save destination. What's the difference between these?
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A "user rhythm arrangement" is stored in the BR-series unit's ･･･
- Q.On my VS- / BR-series unit, I'd like to create an audio CD-R disc and use it as the duplication master for pressing a large number of CDs. What writing method should I use to create the disc?
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The VS- and BR-series recorders offer two methods for creating ･･･
- Q.Can I record the Rhythm Guide performance to an audio track (or tracks)?
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Yes. During the Bounce procedure, the playback of the Rhythm ･･･
- Q.On the CD-2, I’d like to create a music CD or back up songs stored on a CompactFlash card. Can I use either a music-type CD-R/RW disc or a data-type CD-R/RW type disc for this?
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Yes, you can use either type of disc.
- Q.On a BR-series unit, can I send an input signal to the line and digital outputs without being in record mode? If so, can apply an effect to the signal as well?
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Yes. Even if you're not recording, you can send signals ･･･
- Q.Is the BR-1180CD / BR-1600CD compatible with 8 cm CD-R discs?
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In most instances, we have observed that the BR-1180CD and ･･･
- Q.What kind of effect is Speaker Modeling?
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Speaker Modeling is a function that simulates the tonal ･･･
- Q.Can I synchronize two BR-series units via MIDI?
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No, you can't synchronize two BR-series units to each other ･･･
- Q.On a BR-1180 / BR-1180CD / BR-1600CD, how many Undo steps can I perform?
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On a BR-1180 / BR-1180CD / BR-1600CD, you can perform the Undo ･･･
- Q.I'd like to edit a song on my BR-series unit. However, I'd like to keep the original version of the song, and save the newly edited version as a new song file with a different name (similar to using the "Save As" command on a computer). Can this be done?
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A BR-series unit does not have a "Save As" function as found ･･･
- Q.On my BR-series unit, I've created two songs: Song No 1 and Song No 2. I erase Song No 1. Next, I create a new song, and it's automatically numbered as Song No 3. Since Song No 1 has been erased, why isn't the new song named Song No 1?
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A BR-series unit automatically assigns a new, unique number to ･･･
- Q.The last time I powered off my BR-series unit, I had the phantom power switched on. However, when I power the unit back on, the phantom power is now switched off. Why is this?
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To prevent damage possible damage when you connect a dynamic ･･･
- Q.I've created an audio CD of music I've recorded on the BR-1180 / BR-1180CD. However, the sound is less powerful than the sound I hear on commercial pop music CDs. How can I make my recordings sound more powerful?
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Most commercially released music undergoes a process called ･･･
- Q.I've performed a bounce with my recorded tracks and the Rhythm Guide. However, when I play back the bounce, the rhythm sound is now too loud and has an unusual tonal character. Why is this?
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The BR-series unit's Rhythm Guide can be set to automatically ･･･
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