Probably really stupid newbie question about converting MBR tracks!

[bradyqs]

Ok, So I recorded our band in the studio with the MBR and the boss setero mic attached onto tracks 1&2.
Having read through the manual I realise that I need to convert these into MP3 and WAV before I can export them to my computer for listening to.
Can I convert 2 tracks together? or must I convert each indivdually? OR do I bounce both tracks onto another track and then convert that track?
This might seem like a stupid question but I'm finding it difficult to get to grips with this, also I can't seem to do a search on the forum to see if any previous topic covers this. Any help gratefully accepted.

[Flash Harry]

Hello Bradyqs,

You can use the BR Wave Converter software to copy the tracks to your PC - it's a really useful tool. It's downloadable from here: http://www.roland.com/support/article/?q=downloads&p=BR-800&id=62121892

To export the WAV or MP3, you have to master the tracks to two new tracks and then following that you get an option to export to MP3/WAV.

[Geir]

So you decided on the BOSS stereo mic? How do you like it, does it work well recording your band live? Would be cool to hear it

There is a lot of info on this site on using the MBR (but can be hard to find it sometimes). Here's a link to a VERY short guide on mastering I wrote once:

https://songcrafters.org/community/index.php?topic=14236.msg179422#msg179422

[bradyqs]

Thanks FH. I found the info on the Wave software just after I posted. Typical! I'll have a rattle at it before the end of the week hopefully.
Geir, I'll report back on the mic's quality after I manage to turn my recording into something that I can burn on a CD or listen to on my ipod.
I had been watching a few mics on ebay and this one had a great buy it now price. Turns out I was actually buying it from Roland UK. They have an outlet store on ebay for selling odd bits of discontinued equipment.