New BR model - the BR-800

Started by 64Guitars, March 24, 2010, 10:39:01 AM

Jim1970

This is going to be My Next Purchase!!  I still love My Micro Br Though.

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Jim1970

Cool!!  That was my 1111 Post!  NICE!

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64Guitars

#52
Here are the details on SONAR 8.5 LE which is included with the BR-800.

http://www.cakewalk.com/products/SONARLE/about.asp

  • Powered by SONAR 8.5
  • 32 audio tracks
  • 64 MIDI tracks
  • 8 simultaneous inputs and outputs
  • 24-bit/96 kHz audio quality
  • 24 simultaneous effects
  • 8 simultaneous virtual instruments
  • Includes 2 virtual instruments
  • Includes over 10 audio effects
  • Integrated VST/VSTi support
  • Support for ACID™-format loops
  • Support for ReWire clients such as Live, Reason, and more
  • Elegant user interface
  • Active Controller Technology™ automatically maps MIDI keyboards and control surfaces to the parameters you need most on effects, instruments, volume, pan, and other mix elements
  • Easier integration of virtual instruments with Synth Rack
  • Support for 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and Windows Vista as well as 32-bit Windows XP operating systems




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Quote from: guitarron on March 30, 2010, 03:26:27 PMstill no midi ins/outs

No midi connectors, but the specs say that it supports midi in and out over USB.

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Saijinn Maas

Dabnabit 64g! You keep posting more information about this...

Fine... I am gonna have to get this now... Probably... mostly likely...

Shhh... haven't told my wife yet. Won't she be pleased. heh

guitarron

Quote from: 64Guitars on March 30, 2010, 03:53:23 PM
Quote from: guitarron on March 30, 2010, 03:26:27 PMstill no midi ins/outs

No midi connectors, but the specs say that it supports midi in and out over USB.



thats a plus
that sonar is a nice bit of software as well


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BuleriaChk

Does anyone know if the BR-800 retains the Toneload function of the BR-600/BR-900CD?


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Quote from: BuleriaChk on April 04, 2010, 04:41:33 PMDoes anyone know if the BR-800 retains the Toneload function of the BR-600/BR-900CD?

Too early to say for certain. I haven't seen anything that says whether it has Toneload or not. However, Roland says it has a "Built-in advanced drum machine with editor software". The editor software for the BR-600/864/900 supports Toneload. I'd be surprised if they removed that feature from the BR-800. But we probably won't know for sure until they release the BR-800 Owner's Manual. And we probably won't see that until the BR-800 itself is released. But maybe not. The Roland GAIA SH-01 was announced at the same time as the BR-800 and its Owner's Manual is available now. So, we can hope.  :)

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Blooby

Do think it's reasonable to assume that an upgraded 1600 is right around the corner?

Blooby