Boss BR-1200CD Owner's Manual page 205

4. Press [F3] (LOC).
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5. Use [CURSOR] and the TIME/VALUE dial to specify
the copy range.
fig.21-24d
Pressing [F1] (DISP) at this time will allow you select
how the positions will be specified (i.e., by measure,
time, or marker).
The following parameters should now be set.
START (Start point):
This parameter is used to specify the start point of the
copy-destination.
END (End point):
This parameter is used to specify the end point of the
copy-destination.
If time values are used to specify the above points and
you then switch the specification method to measures or
markers, a plus (+) character may be displayed to warn
that indicated positions and actual positions are not the
same. If you want to specify points using measures or
markers, this discrepancy can be eliminated by using the
TIME/VALUE dial to make settings in each of the
relevant screens.
If you want to set the range as extending from the start
of the song to the end of the Loop Phrase(s), press [F2]
(ALL).
6. Once you've made all the necessary settings, press [F3]
(GO).
The message "Now Copying..." will appear on the
display and copying to the audio track will begin.
To cancel writing while this operation is in process, press
[EXIT/NO]. When the message "Cancel?" appears, press
[ENTER/YES] to confirm cancellation. (A certain
amount of time may pass between pressing of [EXIT/
NO] and display of the confirmation message.)
When the message "Complete!" appears, it indicates that
copying has been completed.
Creating rhythm arrangements
Once audio data has been copied to an audio track in this
way, it will not be possible to change its tempo at a later
time.
If you are not happy with the results of a copy operation,
you can use Undo to cancel it. ("Undo" (p. 81))
7. Press the track button for Track 9/10 several times until
it turns off.
The Loop Phrase will now be turned off.
8. Raise the fader for the copy-destination track to a
suitable level.
9. Press [PLAY] to start playback.
The copied Loop Phrase will be played back from the
copy-destination track.
10. If you wish to store the results of the copy operation,
save the current song (p. 70).
Unless the song is saved, the copied audio will be
lost when the BR-1200CD is turned off or a new song
is loaded.
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