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Boss BR-600 Recording Manualbook

Recording guidebook for acoustic guitar
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See also: Workshop Manual , Owner's Manual
for Acoustic Guitar
Recording Guidebook
featuring
From mic recording to
creating a CD — get started
recording your acoustic
guitar right away!

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  • Page 1 for Acoustic Guitar Recording Guidebook featuring From mic recording to creating a CD — get started recording your acoustic guitar right away!
  • Page 2 Simply playing the guitar is fun, of course, but being able to do things like recording the beautiful sound, or combining guitars for ensemble play, or composing songs with guitar and vocals can be even more enjoyable and rewarding. Try out the BR-600 digital recorder from BOSS and add an exciting new dimension to your guitar performances!
  • Page 3 , and listen to what you've recorded. Runs on Batteries, So You Can Record Anywhere In addition to running the unit off an AC adapter (the BOSS PSA series, available separately), you can power it using six AA batteries. (We recommend using alkaline batteries.)

  • Page 4: Try Recording

    With stereo recording, however, the left and right audio channels are each recorded on separate tracks, for a total of two. The BR-600 has eight tracks in all, which means you can combine up to four parts when you're recording them all in stereo.
  • Page 5 for Acoustic Guitar Quick Tip 3 Quick Tip 4 Recording Guidebook How Do You Position the Panning? (See page 5.) Techniques for Getting a Wide Stereo Sound One common pattern is to position the main sound — such as First, record the chords on track 1, then record the same chords vocals and solos —...

  • Page 6: Advanced Use

    Advanced Use You can send data recorded with the BR-600 to a computer as WAV or AIFF fi les. This means you can Step make the computer a part of your music creation process, so you can burn your songs to a CD or convert them to MP3 fi...

  • Page 7: Mic Effects

    2 tuned to A = 442 Hz. where nothing is played can greatly enhance the quality of the Detuning the pitch slightly can produce a "fat" sound. recorded audio. Even More Things You Can Do with the BR-600! Step Mic Effects Pressing the...
  • Page 8 LINE OUT jack: -85 dBu or less Frequency Response TRS-XLR converter cable (INPUT SELECT: GUITAR/MIC, input terminated with Demo Card (Already inserted when the BR-600 is 20 Hz to 20 kHz (+1/-3 dBu) 1 k Ω, INPUT SENS: CENTER, IHF-A, typ., EFFECT: shipped)

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