Compatibility Of Br-900Cd/600 Song Data - Boss MICRO BR Owner's Manual

Compatibility of BR-
900CD/600 song data
The MICRO BR is compatible with song
recording data produced by the BR-900CD and
BR-600 (subsequently referred to as the BR-
900CD/600).
However, since the number of tracks that can be
handled differs between the MICRO BR and the
BR-900CD/600, the MICRO BR can use only
tracks 1–4 of the data that was created on the BR-
900CD/600; the data of tracks 5–8 will be
ignored.
MICRO BR
Tr 1
Tr 2
Tr 3
Tr 4
Rhythm
Effects
Since effect settings and rhythm settings are not
compatible between the MICRO BR and the BR-
900CD/600, these settings will be ignored.
The MICRO BR and BR-900CD/600 use different
types of memory cards.
This means that in order to transfer data between
the MICRO BR and the BR-900CD/600, you must
use your computer to copy the data from the
original memory card to the other memory card.
BR-900CD/600
Tr 1
Tr 2
Tr 3
Tr 4
Tr 5
Tr 6
Tr 7
Tr 8
Rhythm
Effects
Section 6. Using USB
An example of using BR-900CD song data on the
MICRO BR is shown below.
1.
First be sure to back up the BR-900CD
song data to your computer.
For details on how to back up the BR-900CD
song data to your computer, refer to "BR-
900CD Owner's Manual, Section 7. Backing
Up the BR-900CD's Data."
2.
Connect the MICRO BR to your computer
via USB.
(See MICRO BR Owner's Manual p. 105, p.
108.)
3.
If you're using Windows, double-click My
Computer, and then double-click the
MICRO_BR icon inside My Computer.
If you're using Macintosh, double-click
the MICRO_BR icon on the desktop.
4.
Erase the MICRO BR's "ROLAND" folder.
If you delete the MICRO BR's ROLAND
folder, all song data saved on the MICRO
BR will be deleted.
5.
Drag the computer's "ROLAND" folder to
the "MICRO_BR" icon and drop it there.
The BR-900CD song data will be copied to
the MICRO BR.
(MICRO BR Owner's Manual p. 107, p. 110)
6.
Break the USB connection, and
disconnect the cables from your
computer and the MICRO BR.
(MICRO BR Owner's Manual p. 107, p. 110)
For details on handling the ROLAND folder, refer
to "Composition of Data on Memory Cards" (p.
103).
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