Creating Patterns In Step Recording - Boss BR-864 Owner's Manual

Creating original patterns
Creating patterns in Step
Recording
1. Press [ARRANGE/PATTERN/OFF] repeatedly until the
indicator is flashing.
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2. Press [PROGRAM].
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3. Press [CURSOR] to move the cursor to "STEP," and
press [ENTER].
"STEP" appears in REC MODE at the left of the screen.
The recording standby screen appears in the display.
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Measure
Time Signature
4. Use [CURSOR] and the TIME/VALUE dial to set the
measure, beat, and click from which to start recording
of the pattern.
Measure
This sets the number of measures in the pattern to be
recorded.
Valid Settings: 1–999
Tempo
When recording, this sets the tempo for confirming the
pattern.
Valid Settings: 25.0–250.0
* The tempo setting here is exclusively for confirmation of the
pattern recording. This tempo is not stored in the pattern (you
cannot make any individual tempo settings for the patterns
themselves).
100
Tempo
Quantize
Time Signature
This sets the time signature (i.e., the beat) for the pattern
to be recorded.
Valid Settings: 1/1–8/1, 1/2–8/2, 1/4–8/4, 1/8–8/8
Quantize
This sets the resolution for the steps being input.
Quarter note (96)
Quarter-note triplet (64)
Eighth note (48)
Eighth-note triplet (32) HI
Sixteenth note (24)
Numerals in parentheses indicate the clock. The lower
the value set, the finer the resolution each beat becomes.
(Ex.) : Here you can input sounds in eighth-note lengths.
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(Ex.) : Here you can input sounds in sixteenth-note lengths.
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5. Press CURSOR [
] [
and press [ENTER].
Step Recording starts.
* You can also start recording by pressing [REC].
6. Press CURSOR [
] [
measure, beat, and click, then turn the TIME/VALUE
dial to specify the time at which the drum sound is to
be input.
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Measure Beat Clock
Sixteenth-note triplet (16)
Thirty-second note (12)
Thirty-second-note triplet (8)
(1)
] to move the cursor to "REC,"
] to move the cursor to the