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Additional Functions
Additional functions in Version 2
■ Effect Algorithms Inherited from the ■ Import Songs from the BR-1180CD/
BOSS GT-6B 1200CD
The BC-1600CD incorporates algorithms—virtually You can now convert BR-1180CD/1200CD song data and
unaltered—from the world-famous BOSS GT-6B bass multi- import it to the BR-1600CD. Without having additional
effects processor. Now bassists also can enjoy using COSM operation, you can import BR-1180CD/1200CD songs a
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Algorithms From the GT-6B (COSM OD BASS AMP) Version 2 now includes effects algorithms from the BOSS GT- There are 20 new patches using these algorithms (P101–P120) 6B multi-effects processor that can be used for bass guitars. now included as presets. Pick a patch to check out these These algorithms are referred to by the title effects. “COSM OVERDRIVE BASS AMP (COSM OD BASS AMP).” Patch List COSM OD BASS AMP incorporates the BOSS GT-6B’s amp modeling and COSM overdrive and distor
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Making Detailed Settings for Pitch Correction (Correction Event Map) In Version 2, you can now specify the precise time and level Initially, only one correction event, “AUTO,” is input at of pitch correction used when editing the pitch with the Pitch the beginning of the correction event map. Correction function. This allows you to select and edit just AUTO: those portions of the vocals you want to correct. After the specified point in the song, all
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Making Detailed Settings for Pitch Correction (Correction Event Map) 7. Move the cursor to “SMOOTH” and specify the * You cannot delete the correction event at the beginning of the correction speed. song. If this correction event is unneeded, rather than deleting fig.03-3683d it, just set the function to “OFF.” 13. Repeat Steps 4–12 as needed to specify the edited range. 14. To save the correction events you have input, save the song (p. 72 in Owner’s Manual). SMO
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Making More Detailed Backing Chorus Settings (Harmony Event Map) fig.03-400 In Version 2, when applying backing chorus, you can now Pitch specify precisely the time and pitches in the harmony and the Voice 1 backing chorus ON/OFF status. This allows you, for pitch example, to freely add harmonies to solo vocals. In adding Voice 2 pitch detailed backing chorus, the time at which the backing Voice 3 chorus starts and stops and the pitches used in the h
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Making More Detailed Backing Chorus Settings (Harmony Event Map) VOICE1: * You cannot delete the harmony event at the beginning of the song. If this harmony event is unneeded, rather than deleting OFF it, just set the function to “OFF.” The first voice is not played after the specified point in the song. 15. Repeat Steps 5–14 as needed to specify the backing chorus. AUTO After the specified point in the song, the voice is played 16. To save the harmony event
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Adjusting the Mastering Tool Kit Effects and Volume In Version 2, not only can you select Mastering Tool Kit Setting this to the center position maintains the patch’s patches, but you can now also make adjustments to the original effect. patches with VALUE knobs 1–3. * The VALUE 1–3 Knob settings are not saved to the patches, but rather are applied to all patches. 1. Select a Mastering Tool Kit patch. 2. Press PAGE SCROLL button [ ]. The VALUE knob (1–3) icons appears. The
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Importing BR-1180CD/1200CD Songs Via CD-R/RW Discs (BR-1180CD/1200CD Song Convert) With Version 2, without having additional operation, you 5. Move the cursor to the song you want to convert and can convert songs created with the BR-1180CD/1200CD and press [F1] (SELECT). import them to the BR-1600CD. The song will selected for convert. A number of songs can be selected in this way for convert, and an asterisk (*) will be displayed for each • Users already working with Version
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Synchronizing the BR-1600CD to Another BR Series Device or MIDI Sequencer (MTC Slave) With Version 2, the BR-1600CD can receive synchronization ● Slave: messages known as “MIDI Time Code” (MTC), which allows Go through the same process used with the master device, but set “MTC Type” so it matches the master you to synchronize its playback timing with an external device setting, and “MTC Slave” to “ON.” device. In such setups, another BR Series unit (BR-8/532/ 864/900CD/1180/1180CD/1200CD) or
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Synchronizing the BR-1600CD to Another BR Series Device or MIDI Sequencer 3. Press [EXIT/NO] several times to return to the top screen. 4. If you want to record using the slave device, press [REC] on the slave BR-1600CD at this point so the button flashes red (recording standby mode). Do not press [PLAY] at this time. Additionally, you do not need to press [REC] if you only want to play back the data. 5. Start playback with the master device (press [PLAY] on the BR Series device). By recei
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Saving Recorded Data for All Tracks at One Time in WAV/AIFF Format When saving recorded track data to a computer via USB in WAV or AIFF format, Version 2 now enables you to save all of the tracks in one operation. If using Windows: At Step 5 of the procedure on p. 248 in the Owner’s Manual, rotate the TIME/VALUE dial to the right to select *-* rather than a track number. The rest of the procedure is identical to that described on p. 248–249. If using Macintosh: At Step 5 of the procedure o
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