Boss BR-1180 Owner's Manual page 18

Panel Descriptions
DELETE Button:
This button erases the punch-in/out locations that were
stored at the IN and OUT buttons. By holding down this
button and pressing either IN or OUT, you can erase the
location that was stored at the respective button. The
indicator of the corresponding button will go dark.
12. ZERO Button
Press to jump to the beginning of the track.
13. REW Button
The song will rewind while you hold down the button.
14. FF Button
The song will fast-forward while you hold down the button.
15. REPEAT Button
You can specify a region that you wish to hear, and hear it
repeatedly (p. 129).
This feature is useful if you want to repeatedly play back the
recording between the punch-in and out locations (p. 44)
until you are satisfied or use the phrase trainer (p. 131) to try
to copy a difficult phrase recorded from a CD or the like.
16. STOP Button
Stops recording or playback of the song.
17. PLAY Button
Plays back songs. When [REC] is pressed and the REC
indicator is flashing, press [PLAY] to start recording. During
recording or playback, the indicator on the button lights in
green.
18. REC (Recording) Button
This is the Record button. In addition to the Recording
operation, it is also used for manual punch-in/out. While in
recording standby, the indicator on this button flashes in red,
and during recording, it lights in red.
19. PAN Button
Pressed to access a screen where you can set the pan (left/
right location of the sound) for the playback of each track or
for the input sound (p. 40, 129).
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20. EQ (equalizer) Button
Pressed to access a screen where you can make equalizer
settings to adjust the tone of each track (p. 40).
"Mixer effect parameter functions" (p. 141)
21. CHORUS/DELAY Button
This calls up the settings screen for the volume level sent
from each track to the loop effects chorus/delay (the send
level), the chorus/delay switching and parameter settings
screen, and other screens (p. 56).
"Mixer effect parameter functions" (p. 141)
22. REVERB Button
This calls up the settings screen for the volume level sent
from each track to the loop effects reverb (the send level) and
the reverb parameter settings screen (p. 57).
"Mixer effect parameter functions" (p. 141)
23. AUDIO TRACK MIXER fader 1–8, 9/10
For controlling the volumes of each track during playback.
Tracks 9 and 10 are linked as a stereo pair, so moving one of
the faders controls the volume level for both tracks
simultaneously.
* Hereafter, the AUDIO TRACK MIXER faders shall be
referred to as the "TRACK faders."
24. REC TRACK (Recording Track)
button 1–8, 9/10
Use these buttons to select to which track you will record.
Tracks 9 and 10 are linked as a stereo pair, so both tracks are
selected when one of their buttons is pressed.
The button of the track selected will flash in red and then
light in red when recording begins. When recording is
finished, the button of the selected track will light alternately
in orange and green. The relationship between the indicator
and the track conditions is given below.
Unlit:
This track contains no recorded data.
Green:
An audio track that contains recorded data.