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Dumby
Bummed Spammer
There's an interactive icon in the demo thing. Check it out
http://www.bossus.com/index.asp?pg=1&tmp=154
http://www.bossus.com/index.asp?pg=1&tmp=154
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Mike Buchman
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I tried it but all you can do (at least through my pc) is play with the drum machine...
Dumby
Bummed Spammer
as far as sound quality goes, listen to all the soundlclick.com links that the guys have below/near their signatures in here using other BR studios, that will give you a good idea of what is achievable with any BR box.
Different people achieve varying quality with it.
Different people achieve varying quality with it.
ssscientist
Info you can use...
You've never owned a Boss/Roland recorder, right?
I've owned several over the years, and they were much less attractive and convenient looking that this one.
The USB interface alone means you can import the tracks to your PC for further editing in a freeware application like Audacity or into a shareware mulitrack application like Reaper.
For onboard storage the machine records to increasingly available Compact Flash cards, and it will access up to a 1GB card -- LINK -- for 520 minutes of hifi recording. The card can be reformatted and reused until doomsday.
As always, the quality of results you get out of such a thing depend largely on how much time and effort you are willing to put in, but from what I've seen this is a machine that's got a lot to recommend it.
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I've owned several over the years, and they were much less attractive and convenient looking that this one.
The USB interface alone means you can import the tracks to your PC for further editing in a freeware application like Audacity or into a shareware mulitrack application like Reaper.
For onboard storage the machine records to increasingly available Compact Flash cards, and it will access up to a 1GB card -- LINK -- for 520 minutes of hifi recording. The card can be reformatted and reused until doomsday.
As always, the quality of results you get out of such a thing depend largely on how much time and effort you are willing to put in, but from what I've seen this is a machine that's got a lot to recommend it.
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Mike Buchman
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sss...
Very helpful, thanks!
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Very helpful, thanks!
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Frisco Bob
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I have one and it took me a couple of days to get pretty much oriented. I have not used an external speaker yet, but the guitar input, drum machine, internal mics are pretty nice. My first project is not a final mix and I mastered it too low. I had to bump it up using Sound Forge, but I am sure it was just user error.
I love this thing! Very easy to use and it will produce a high quality recording.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=593893
I love this thing! Very easy to use and it will produce a high quality recording.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=593893
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MixieScratchie
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ssscientist said:
Ok, so you're saying that the BR-600 can only access from up to a 1GB card, this might not be entirely true! If it will read compact flash then surely it will read not only a 1GB compact flash card but also it should read a 2GB card, 4GB card and also an 8GB card too.
Here's some examples of what I'm talking about:
SanDisk Extreme III 2GB
SanDisk Extreme III 4GB
SanDisk Extreme III 8GB
So as you can see, you can expand your storage size of your tracks to a much greater extent, thus allowing the recording of much more than a pathetic little 1GB thing, being that everytime you record something on a track, especially a Virtual Track then it will take up lots of room on your card so better to get yourself something nice and big boys and girls otherwise you'll have filled it in a matter of a couple of days.
