Roland Micro BR How to Copy or (Loop) a Track
Note: This article refers to the BOSS MICRO BR® Digital Recorder that was released in 2006. If you’re looking for information on the 2011 MICRO BR® BR-80 Digital Recorder, please click this link:
MICRO BR® BR-80.
1. Press UTILITY.
2. Press TR2 (TRK).
3. Press TR1 (CPY).
4. Cursor to the “TR” to the left of the arrow and use the VALUE buttons to select the source track you want to copy.
5. Cursor to the “TR” to the right of the arrow and use the VALUE buttons to select the destination track for the copy.
Note: To create a loop, the source and destination tracks will be the same.
6. Press TR1 (TIM) to select edit points using time, or use TR2 (MEA) to select edit points using measures.
7. Use the CURSOR buttons and VALUE buttons to select the start time of the material that you want to copy.
8. Press TR4 (NEXT).
9. Use the CURSOR and VALUE buttons to select the end of the material that you want to copy.
10. Press TR4 (NEXT).
11. Use the CURSOR and VALUE buttons to select the location at which you want the copy to be placed.
Note: To create a loop that begins where the original material ends, make the “TO” time the same as the “END” time.
12. Press TR4 (NEXT).
13. Use the VALUE buttons to select how many times that you want the loop to repeat.
14. Press TR4 (EXE).
15. Press TR4 (YES).
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