New (old) BOSS MBR Track Sheet

[DannyB_KY]

Here is the orginal BOSS MBR track sheet, in what I believe is a more usable form. It's bigger!!

This is a word doc. The sheet is large and you can write your notes without needing a magnifying glass to read it! It is formatted so you can use a three hole punch across the top and keep the sheets in a 3 ring binder.

The old thread hadn't received a new post in over a year, so I started a new thread, as the old thread suggested.

[launched]

Here is the orginal BOSS MBR track sheet, in what I believe is a more usable form. It's bigger!!

This is a word doc. The sheet is large and you can write your notes without needing a magnifying glass to read it! It is formatted so you can use a three hole punch across the top and keep the sheets in a 3 ring binder.

The old thread hadn't received a new post in over a year, so I started a new thread, as the old thread suggested.

I used to use that one a lot - Your word doc is much better than the photocopy I used 

Now I use these - Two pdf's. One is a more detailed track sheet and the other is a Drum pattern worksheet. They work pretty slick. Ted made the Drum pattern worksheet.

[Glenn Mitchell]

There is V P & R in each. What are those? vox, P? R?

[Geir]

Virtual track
Patch
Rythm

only guessing !

[launched]

It's

Volume
Pan
Reverb

These are the only individual settings available for each virtual track. The MBR does not remember these settings and you have to put them in manually

The virtual tracks are the rows and the Playback tracks are the columns. In the whitespace above V,P & R write the name of the instrument being recorded.