Converting BR-8 songs and loading them into the BR-1180CD (Convert BR-8 Songs). Roland DS-30A
Add to My manuals20 Pages
Roland DS-30A: The compact, versatile, and powerful bi-amp monitor that delivers crystal-clear sound for your musical and multimedia needs. With its impressive features, the DS-30A is the perfect choice for home studios, multimedia setups, and live performances. Here are some of its key capabilities:
-
2-way speaker system with a 7-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter: Providing a balanced and natural sound reproduction across the entire frequency range.
-
Bi-amplified design with dedicated amplifiers for the woofer and tweeter: Ensuring efficient power distribution and precise audio reproduction.
advertisement
8
Converting BR-8 songs and loading them into the BR-1180CD (Convert BR-8 Songs)
Now, BR-1180CD users who have computers equipped with a Zip drive and CD-R/RW drive can load songs from BR-8 disks.
1.
Copy the entire contents of the BR-8 Zip disk to the computer’s hard disk.
At this time, confirm that all of the necessary files are included. The absence of even one required file results in file names being altered, which prevents the data from being loaded properly.
Required files:
• DISKINFO.VS3
• SONGLIST.VR8
• SONG????.VS3\ folder and all files under it
2.
Write all of the copied files and folders as is to a CD-R or CD-RW.
Write using only ISO 9660 Level 2 Mode 1. Use of other formats may not allow the data to be written correctly.
Additionally, complete the writing by finalizing the disc
(Close Session).
3.
Place the CD-R/CD-RW with the data written to it in the BR-1180CD.
4.
Press the CD-R/RW [DATA SAVE/LOAD] button, use
[CURSOR] to move the cursor to “CONVERT BR-8
SONGS,” then press [ENTER].
“Now Checking...” is displayed, and a list of the BR-8’s songs is displayed.
5.
Use [CURSOR] to move the cursor to the song you want to load, then press [ENTER].
“Now Reading...” appears, and loading of the song begins.
The process is finished when “Complete!” appears.
* Note that the amount of space that a song occupies on disk can change when the song is converted. This is due to the different formats and file types used for the song.
* The BR-8 is not able to play back phrases less than one second in length. In contrast, the BR-1180CD’s specifications are such that it is able to play phrases as short as 0.5 seconds (but not shorter). Note that, due to this difference in specifications, the sound of performances may differ when short phrases that cannot be played using the BR-8 are played on the BR-
1180CD.
advertisement
Related manuals
advertisement
Table of contents
- 2 Contents
- 3 Calling up scenes automatically during playback and recording (Auto Scene)
- 4 Changing the scenes assigned to markers
- 4 Clearing Auto Scene
- 4 Preventing Auto Scene from functioning
- 5 Using Auto Scene to control Insert Effects
- 5 Using Auto Scene to control track EQ
- 6 Using markers to partition tracks and create audio CDs (Disc At Once by Marker)
- 8 Converting BR-8 songs and loading them into the BR-1180CD (Convert BR-8 Songs)
- 9 Maximizing the volume levels of data recorded to the tracks (Normalize)
- 11 Altering a loop phrase’s tempo to create a new loop phrase (Time Modify/Arrange Modify)
- 11 Specifying and modifying the source loop phrase (Time Modify)
- 12 Modifying all of the loop phrases in the current rhythm arrangement (Arrange Modify)
- 13 Importing performances from external rhythm machines as rhythm patterns
- 14 Changing drum kits while recording rhythm patterns with Realtime Recording
- 15 Creating user rhythm patterns based on preset rhythm patterns
- 16 Using the DS-30A speaker modeling
- 17 Using MIDI to control switching of the Insert Effects (Effects Program Change)
- 18 Rapidly saving songs (Song Store)
- 19 Initializing only one of multiple drives (partitions)