Micro BR-80

[Wim]

I only retore the Preset map with contens in the JS map and there the file name  _CARD.J8C in the JS map

After also restore the contents from folder DB, the eBand mode with samples works fine. It is great to play guitar with the samples.  

When I use Live-rec its create a LIVE0000.WAF in the map LIFEREC.
Is it possible to use the LIVE0000.WAF in the eBand mode, so I can create (build out) my own pesonal song.
I hope someone can give for this action the solution.  

[filo]

My solution, I hope it helps
1. Select MTR mode and Create new empty song
2. Import your live record from "Live Rec" mode into created song in MTR mode (user's manual, page 78 - Importing Audio Data (TRACK IMPORT)) - be careful, if you want import into stereo tracks, destination must be tracks12 or tracks 34 or ....
3. Do mastering  of song (user's manual, page 81 - Mastering (MASTERING))
4. switch to eBand mode, select Mastering category in Song List and find your song

[simont]

My solution, I hope it helps
1. Select MTR mode and Create new empty song
2. Import your live record from "Live Rec" mode into created song in MTR mode (user's manual, page 78 - Importing Audio Data (TRACK IMPORT)) - be careful, if you want import into stereo tracks, destination must be tracks12 or tracks 34 or ....
3. Do mastering  of song (user's manual, page 81 - Mastering (MASTERING))
4. switch to eBand mode, select Mastering category in Song List and find your song

Hi filo,
No need to do all that as the "Live Rec" folder is already visible in eband mode.
When in eband just scroll down to LIVE REC in Song List.   

[Wim]

My solution, I hope it helps
1. Select MTR mode and Create new empty song
2. Import your live record from "Live Rec" mode into created song in MTR mode (user's manual, page 78 - Importing Audio Data (TRACK IMPORT)) - be careful, if you want import into stereo tracks, destination must be tracks12 or tracks 34 or ....
3. Do mastering  of song (user's manual, page 81 - Mastering (MASTERING))
4. switch to eBand mode, select Mastering category in Song List and find your song

Hi filo,
No need to do all that as the "Live Rec" folder is already visible in eband mode.
When in eband just scroll down to LIVE REC in Song List.  

Hi filo,
No need to do all that as the "Live Rec" folder is already visible in eband mode.
When in eband just scroll down to LIVE REC in Song List.  

Hi Sigmond

How do you make the "Live Rec" folder visible in eband mode ?

[simont]

My solution, I hope it helps
1. Select MTR mode and Create new empty song
2. Import your live record from "Live Rec" mode into created song in MTR mode (user's manual, page 78 - Importing Audio Data (TRACK IMPORT)) - be careful, if you want import into stereo tracks, destination must be tracks12 or tracks 34 or ....
3. Do mastering  of song (user's manual, page 81 - Mastering (MASTERING))
4. switch to eBand mode, select Mastering category in Song List and find your song

Hi filo,
No need to do all that as the "Live Rec" folder is already visible in eband mode.
When in eband just scroll down to LIVE REC in Song List.  

Hi filo,
No need to do all that as the "Live Rec" folder is already visible in eband mode.
When in eband just scroll down to LIVE REC in Song List.  



Hi Sigmond

How do you make the "Live Rec" folder visible in eband mode ?

Press the "SONG" button and scroll down.

Who's Sigmond? 

[filo]

Sorry guys, my fault, I'm totally blind, Live Rec is just below MASTERING

[Oldrottenhead]

am wondering can i export song folders from my micro br to a br 80 or is that not possible.

[Geir]

I have my doubts. If you're (we're) lucky the recorded tracks will come over ok, but I'm less optimistic about the drums.

Let's find out

[cuthbert]

am wondering can i export song folders from my micro br to a br 80 or is that not possible.

Nope, that won't work (I tried it with 64G's BR Song Exporter application). If you're lucky, you'll get your tracks, but none of the effects or rhythms.

If I was going to carry over anything from the Micro BR to the BR-80, I'd use a notebook to record the song-specific settings, and the BR Wave Converter, and then rebuild your project in the BR-80 with a new song - that's the safest way.

[Oldrottenhead]

cheers cuthbert