Writing Multiple Songs All At One Time (Disc At Once) - Boss BR-1180 Owner's Manual

Creating audio CDs (BR-1180CD)
If you do not finalize:
The audio disc being created cannot be played on
ordinary CD players. However, you can write
additional songs to the disc later on. If you want to
play back the CD on a regular CD player, then
finalize for this purpose.
"Enabling playback on ordinary CD players
(Finalize)" (p. 106)
11. Press the CD-R/RW drive's EJECT button to eject the
disc.
* A wait of several seconds may be required before the disc can
be ejected.
Writing multiple songs all at one
time (Disc At Once)
When you have a number of songs stored on the hard disk,
you can select the ones you want and write them all at once
to create an audio CD.
* Audio CD standards require that one song be at least four
seconds long. If the performance time for a song is less than
four seconds, the message "Data Too Short!" appears in the
display, and the track cannot be written.
* Audio CD standards allow up to 99 songs to be written to one
audio CD. When you attempt to add the 100th song, the
message "Too Many Tracks!" appears, and the song cannot be
written.
1. Place a CD-R/RW disc with no data written to it (a
blank disc) in the CD-R/RW drive.
2. Press [AUDIO CD WRITE/PLAY].
3. Use [CURSOR] to select the "WRITE" icon, then press
[ENTER].
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4. Use [CURSOR] again to select the "DISC AT ONCE"
icon, then press [ENTER].
The screen for registering the tracks you want to write
appears.
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* If a CD-R/RW disc that already has data written to it is
loaded, the message "Not Blank Disc" appears, and you
cannot proceed with the backup. Be sure to use only blank
discs. If a CD-RW disc is inserted, the message "Erase Disc?"
appears. If you press [ENTER] here, erasure of the disc begins.
5. Move the cursor to "[INSERT]," then press [ENTER].
You can select the tracks you want to write by rotating
the TIME/VALUE dial.
6. Press CURSOR [
] to move the cursor to the right to
display the settings screen for the V-track you want to
write.
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You can select the V-tracks you want to write by rotating
the TIME/VALUE dial.
Here, the V-track that was last mastered in Mastering
mode is indicated by "MAS TR." next to the name. This
can be used as a convenient reference when working
with the V-tracks.
* For instructions on changing the final mastering tracks, refer
to "Changing the final mastering tracks" (p. 49).
* Only stereo tracks can be selected. You cannot select mono
tracks.
7. If you make a mistake in registering a track, press
CURSOR [ ] to move the cursor to "[DEL]," then
press [ENTER].
The registration is undone.
8. If you want to register a track immediately before one
that has already been registered, move the cursor to the
right to "[INS]," then press [ENTER].
The track is inserted and registered.