How I recorded an album with the Boss Br-1180
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2024
- In 2011 I spent 9 months recording an album using the Boss BR-1180. Here's how it was done.
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Beauty! For me the year was 1997, I remember being in high school, my first punk band recorded an album with a tascam tape 4 track... A three way splitter for 3 mics on the drums onto one track, bass and guitar all live off the floor, vocals done after.. We spent so much time setting up sleeping bags and blankets to try and cancel out sound bleed...the results are actually pretty frigging awesome haha...we then ran the tracks into the sound card on the pc, had to get those nice mp3s so we could burn them to disk! man, those were the days :)
let us hear it!
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Dusted mine off today after about 10 years of storage and had so much fun playing around with it,
Thanks for the upload man
Nice video. These BR's really are great recorders. I bought an 1180 new 15 years ago and still use it almost every weekend.
Dig your creativity man. 🤘🏻 Just inherited one of these so seeing how it runs is awesome.
That is such a great story it really has inspired me to push forward when I get frustrated working on Music gear I purchase and run into difficulty' getting to work Boss/Roland always make this look so easy on there demo videos but not true when you get it home. Great Company though best products. Your story has me thinking of getting my boss br-1200 out of storage and giving it another try just for fun. Started listening to your album . Really good so far!
Music sounds excellent. Great job.
Best all in one recording studio I've ever used. Warm sound. Easy to use.
Awesome, i have the BR 864 and it's so much fun to play around with.
Me too, man! (Thanks for the comment). Great little unit. (Purchased one back in 2004). I recorded a whole album myself with that one. I had purchased the Boss BR-800 in 2019 in an attempt to upgrade, but I was disappointed with it, and think the 864 was allot better, and recently traded in the BR-800 at Guitar Center, to take a chance on the Zoom R24. (So far, at least, it seems more like the BR-864 then the BR-800! Believe it or not). Keeping my fingers crossed though, as I am currently going thru the learning curve associated with a completely different manufacturer and brand name...
I have a Micro BR and it was my first glimpse into the recording world, I used it on all my recordings until I switched into using an interface and a DAW, but it's really nice to record without a computer. It's really cool that you choose to experiment with this now "old" technology to record, it has it's own charm.
I am thinking of buying one of these used and making an album with pocket operators. Thanks for the inspiration, man! How did you learn to mix and operate the control so good? I feel I'd get lost trying to focus on the green LCD screen. I love that you've got burn your creations to CD. That is awesome and vintage as hell. Next, sample your beats for the CD from old 8 tracks, cassette, and vinyl recordings for the ultimate lo-fi album!
Good video dude, And the music sounds really good!! I had a boss br8 so I kinda remember the workflow, truthfully those boss machines have a superior sound
Thank you for posting this.
cheers dude good info good vid..will give the album a listen..:)
Hats off to you!
I could only imagine how tedious certain things could get but it must be extremely rewarding.
I have Br864. It has tested my temper on many occasion but mainly due to operator error.
Over the (over 10) years I have had it I still am learning to use different functions and has come in handy for using it as a stand alone Fx unit for instruments and vocals to learning how to create backing tracks and just programming the drums to bounce into a DAW for other projects , using it as a mobile recorder to interview people, create samples etc. A pity technology moves so fast in a way because I can do all those things much more easier on an iPad now but I still love the physicality of using it instead of tapping a screen, mouse or keyboard. So it sort of makes it seem obsolete.
I'm not even sure if the new Compact Flash Cards work with it either and other downside is because of overuse I can easily lose and have lost hours of work due to glitching when unloading a final mastered mix onto a PC or other storage. This been to scared to fill up the storage with new things. Frustrating and dissapointing in that respect.
But have done a number of 'albums' on it to sell at gigs over the years so it has definitely paid for itself.
The unit has also taught me a lot about recording in a certain way and sound in general. Sure beats a 4 track cassette re-order lol.
Cheers mate.
Very nice video. Full of hope, candid but smart and analytical at the same time.
I have recorded a lot of music on one of these! Pretty good sounds,easy to use, can record in a room, while people are watching TV, or whatever, mine still works good, when I was a kid I got a Fostex X15 cassette 4 track,when it first came out, 500 dollars in the 80s, that was a lot of money, this recorder so much better, I still use it!
Joe Messe
You started with a Fostex X15 luxury. I used to record piggy backing ordinary cassette recorders.
I got myself a vfx80ex recently and there's hardly any videos about it, but this gave me lots and lots of ideas to work around some problems I have with it right now. Thanks!
GREAT WORK MAN,I SALUTE YOU.
Enjoyed your review. Thank you. Good luck with your music. I started with 4 track. Then the BR8. Using Tascam digital now. I still like the 1100 though for quick off the cuff stuff.
I still use my BR 800! I work on a computer all day so that's why. Nice music by the way !
All early Tame Impala songs recorded on BR units.
Its great to sit down with one of these and not record music in front of a computer screen.
Absolutely amazing video. I can't congratulate you enough! Many of us who bought these machines tinkered with them but nothing more. They came out just as software was also competing and we were torn between outboard effects through signal chains in a big mixer, using these and going through the trauma of deciding if the preamps were good enough and clean enough, right down to just doing it on pro-tools which was a free download at the time.
oddly my life later in life, took me down that path to work at Guitar center in California once and see what protools became. They grew up to buy Avid, which bought Digidesign and M-Audio. I was building my own mini mixer trying to market it when M-Audio's Midiman mixer came out. Then going to the M-Audio plant in Cali while working at GC made me feel like that whole empire could have been mine!
So about My recorder... at one point I myself did buy a small recorder to go with my gear. Keyboards mainly, a bunchof them and I wanted somthing for recording ideas.
This is my "sad" story about the VS-840
I had the VS-840 by Roland (sister company of boss) and this thing used Zip Disks. no one told me at the time I could have jus swapped that out for an IDE hard drive or put in a flash disk / CF or something if I had opened it.
The zip disks had the infamous click of death, and one by one each of my disks were failing. I knew I could have backed up data to another and saved it, but there was such a futile feeling about it. Knowing no matter how many zip disks I buy would it not need to be replaced within months.
It became my core mixer for other stuff, which was nice, the effects were fun, but it was so demoralizing and I had lost hope of recording like that again.
Note: I was always a midi specialist so all my stuff was done on keys through outboard gear with 7 tone generator devices from pianos to synths, etc. The VS was strictly for guitar, maybe some pitched down guitar as bass, and any vocals or effects.
but i can tell you, had that machine failed, the feeling of losing your work and progress would have been a major emotional blow. Even the UNDO button giving up would be terrifying.
So I applaud you pushing through day by day not feeling conflicted that this could eat your work. That takes alot of trust.
Your playing style is fantastic, song creation and intuition is sold pro level musician and the self assurance to know who you are and what you have to offer the world is so perfectly in place.
Seeing this gives me a boost knowing if my 840 had been the 880 with the hard drive, I might have finished my stuff on it!
Thanks for the video and the brief moment of group therapy which I never knew i needed! Even the manufacturers never promoted the machine to show how real of a studio it can be the way you proved this one was.
Wow, thanks for sharing! Yes, these machines were mostly used by guitarists making demos with their rudimentary bass playing and corny drum machine parts that didn’t quite fit the song.
It wasn’t long until folks went with DAW’s. There’s not much now in the market for hardware recorders, they’re best for demos and capturing band rehearsals.
Bought mine in 2003 still works perfect love it still use it
Haaa!!! This is an awesome story bro. I'm an original owner of the BR1180 when it first came out ...I believe that was 2001...2002. It's been nearly 20 years and not only do I still have it and use it but I purchased another one from this guy who barely used it. Like you---I have had soooooo much fun recording on this that I never switched over to Digital Audio Workstations on Mac and PC. Oh---wait yes I did. The process with ProTools nearly runined my musical life. I remember when I busted this out NO ONE took me seriously. It was annoying as fu***! But to-date I have over 400 songs all recorded using the BR1180. They should have never discontinued making standalone recorders.
I bought a br-1200 CD NEW back when it came out, still works perfectly.!! ..took me months to learn how to use it, in fact I still find new stuff i never bothered using before..made over 100 demos for musicians, live, studio, at their house, coffee shop...no problem !!... and i have 200 songs on it...when i moved on to protools for a while i haaaaaated it , all computer tools are a nightmare !.....I now also have a big Tascam - DP-32s...I will never ever again use a computer. everrrrrrrrrrr..Cheers
I know Tascam still makes digital portastudios, I think. Could probably use an upgrade atm but they seem pretty good. Can’t really vouch for them myself though
That's a nice video. Thanks man!
Thank you! 👍🏼
Very nice indeed. I just got my old Boss 1600 out of hibernation to convert some of our old ballads recorded on tape in the mid 1980's to digital and maybe add some more tracks! Thanks for the inspiration.
I recorded 7 CD's of original songs on the BR8 (zip disks!!!) I used a lot of good outboard equipment sent through a mixer via the line connections of the BR8. They still sound as good as the current recordings I'm doing in Studio One with a Focusrite interface on an IMac.
Using Drum loops were amazing on these units!
Very entertaining and informative video. Obviously, the progenitor to my Micro BR BR-80. Best little gadget I've ever bought in decades of playing and recording.. but would've jumped at the BR-1180 if I knew it was around 'back in the day' (don't know if it even made it to Oz). Thanks for posting...
These videos are so cool
Pink Floyd-y vibe. Beautiful music brother
I am currently using a br-1600cd. Way more like a digital mixing board and recording studio. Love it. I used to have a br-1180cd until the hard drive crashed. I had WAY too much data on there.
Thank you
I recorded over 20 songs with it,it was a great experience, i still have mine!!
I still use a BR-1200 that i bought NEW back in the day, took me months to become proficient with it, I also use protools, and i hate it, i dont want to look at a computer screen when i should be listening.. and i can navigate the Boss rapidly..it also has REAL boss effects built in
do you know how to loop a instrumental like a beat i have the br 900 i just want to have a certain part of a beat i upload on a track just want it to play over and over
nice and wholesome
I have just listened to Every Nothing and most of your music on Spotify. Let's say I am blown away. What was Every Nothing recorded on? Let's say I am your newest big fan. I have a BR 1200 BR1600 and you have the ball out of the park. I do genuinely like what you do. The subject matter arrangements production and the songs are really strong. I tip my hat to you. Kind regards Dermot Gleeson
Thanks Dermot! Every Nothing is from my album Morbid Euphoria. All the backing rhythm tracks were recorded to the Tascam 238 (and 688) with further production and recording done in Logic Pro. I did a video here on the channel about the process of using the 238. My upcoming album Anomaly Me is an evolution of all that, it’ll be released August 12. Videos for the production of that album will be coming out soon, stay tuned! Thanks for the kind comment, Cheers!
I remember this thing having some pretty cool vocal effects. If I were to get one of these, could I use it as vocal effects processor? Running the outs into a PA or mixer. I have a Digitech Vocal Effects Processor, but I’m not to crazy about it?
Yeah, I’ve actually done it. Not as practical as a dedicated vocal effect pedal though.
Magic Spiral Cool, thanks. I think I’ll pick one up on Ebay and give it a try.
Cool. Very Well done sir
I just bought a Boss BR 600
I love it. Still learning
A little off topic...What camera, mic and video editing software did you use?
Hey, thanks!
For this video we used the Canon Rebel T5i, Rode NTG-2, and edited with Premiere Pro.
Really enjoyed mine....she died and I wish I had it back. Simple and effective. Good vid.
So what did you do with the VHS that came with the Boss BR-1180? 🙂
I mainly used my br1200 as a songwriting tool rather than a recorder but was so useful many songs constructed on that thing
I definitely believe it
wow .. gr8 ..on wat purpose do u still use the recorder?
Thanks! I’m currently using the machine for archival purposes. I have no intentions to do any further projects using the BR-1180. (I’ve recorded well over two hundred songs on that thing!)
How did you get drums recorded with this and what about tempo changes? We’re you recording freely or did you utilize a tempo map. I still have my BR-1180 CD. Whenever I made songs they would be robot sounding because the built in rhythm patterns I would program to keep me in time were directly on the grid. I wish there was a way to humanize the patterns I programmed.
Most of the drums were sequenced using the Korg Electribe ES-1 and recorded freely without the BR-1180’s internal tempo, so I didn’t have to worry about tempo changes. The drums were often recorded first, providing me with the tempo. I had to perform a DJ style drum mix in real time, bringing in and taking out elements on cue or wherever I felt it. I would keep track of where I was by singing the song in my head while I did it.
Still have my Roland VS-890…… Need to get it out of storage and start recording on it!!!
This is amazing. You are funny and informative! Perfect. Should i buy this for my 14 year old son. He can then live a journey akin to your 9 months of pleasure. Or are there better versions. I dont want him on a computer, he would end up watching belle delphine after 5mins of music making lol.
I just got the zoom r8. Sadly it has no cd drive though. Is your comedy album on UA-cam?
Hey thanks! There’s many other options for hard disc recorders, but the BR-1180 has built in effects out the gate. Seems a bit old school for a 14 year old, but if they show enthusiasm for it, then encourage it!
Comedy album is here in the following link. It’s very raunchy, you have been warned!
www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjRze7Dp8WDAxWGOTQIHeEcAXsQFnoECBYQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D5bijvALi44s&usg=AOvVaw3G8r9UUjsJEHwf0Vce5Wi6&opi=89978449
amazing video! I'm thinking of getting BR-1200cd for 180$
by the way, what camera did you use for 8:20?
Thanks!
$180 seems like a decent price, go for it!
I believe I used the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 4k.
l0l epic l0ve the way you think with the 70 min part so Pink Floyd like
hey man , nice video! I have the br 1600 , but could you give me some idea how will the windows 10 recognise the unit so i can export projects from it to the pc ? thanks in advance
I was always on the verge of reverting to Windows XP 32 bit because of compatibility issues. I recommend getting an old PC. But not too old. ☹️
@@averysbragbook Yeap that's a pity...thanks
Hi...
HI...I recommend you buy the WAV-MAKER -1600 software (from Top Sounds Productions) on eBay .. I have a Boss BR1200 unit and I solved that problem with this program on my Windows 10 pc ....greetings from Chile..
@@alextrigo403 thanks
I used to have a BR 1200 what do you use to record nowadays on your laptop?
The 1200 is a bit more capable than the 1180.
I’m currently using Logic and Abelton.
Nicely done! I just hit my BR1180 going again too. Everything seems to work accept when I plug a guitar in I can’t hear it or see it’s sounds in the machines black sound indicators. Any idea what I’m doing wrong with it anyone.???
Did you use MT1/MT2 for the recording? What did you think of the compression?
WalterCReel3rd what are you referring to with mt1/mt2?
@@magicspiral3323 recording modes for the songs/projects. Bit depth, compression, etc.
WalterCReel3rd I used 16 at 44.1 resolution. The compression I used was moderate on the mastering track. It turned out alright.
I still actually prefer to work on this era Boss/Roland Digi trackers. So much fun to use and I really got some experience with em lol- They are fully capable- and when you utilise every facet they give and then send it out thru some good tubes before it hits the computer to be final mastered and burnt- it's music store shelf quality capability. Professional for what it is-
Why do you master it on a computer when you can do this on the BR 1180?
@@wherzmaslipperz3111 Because I do not have the 1180 I have BR532 and BR80. Hoping to find a nice 1180 tho or similar.
@@wherzmaslipperz3111 Guess what I got shipping to me in a few days! A BR 1180CD!! YEAAAAA ! So crazy I don't even remember leaving this comment but I was watching videos on br 1180 cuz I'm a dork and I'm excited to get it and I seen my old comment here LOL- much lovey friend!
Want too bounce out my projects from the mpc to this an bounce to CD ? Can I just play the track true this on on to a cd ?
You can do a live nix with rca cables. Record to 2 tracks. Then bounce to 9/10. Or you can bounce to cd as your live mixing through rca.
I still use my br1600. Super sound quality if you know how to use it. So easy to use. Doesn't have the complete fake digital sound from computers. So fast to capture, mix, master and get awesome quality.
Sad they don't make these anymore
Glad i bought a boss br-864. Using a computer for this is hair pulling frustration.
@@theonetheonlythechad I've used GarageBand, it's okay, i think the Boss BR-864 is far more comprehensive, it has input for guitar and mic and stereo line inputs and outputs. You can punch in and out, use locators, Multieffects, guitar effects patches, I love the COSM effects, bass simulator, acoustic simulator, copy, exchange tracks and move, you can copy a selection ab of a song later into the same track. And it has a fairly reasonable drum machine. It's technology from 2005 but it's stood the test of time.
Also, could you please upload your music to bandcamp?
ayden s landonbalk.bandcamp.com
I got the BR 864 , it’s 8 Track too, the FX all the same, but you Store on this on a Compact Flash Card, it has USB and it’s easy to transfer the files to your PC, but you can Record not that much on a CF Card, for me work a 1GB Card, but you don’t want copy 1GB with USB 1.1…it’s a horror!
The Quality is in my Opinion CD Quality and good enough for a final CD.
The BR 864 is able to load your own Drum Samples to style a custom DrumKit!
I’m looking for a BR 1200 same possibilities like the 1600 but only two inputs, but when you don’t want to record a complete drumset an arrange with the drumcomputer inside the BR and that is very easy and intuitive!
To style a Drum Part, it is important to record your guitar on a Metronome, after finished your Guitar Track, it’s super easy to build up your Drum Track..it’s work on the 4/4 Metronome Blocks…a Verse begin on a 1 and ends on 4 and the Chorus begin at the next 1 and ends also on the 4!
If not you can split the Drum Pattern, to 1 Beat!
And that Pattern you put inside a new DrumTrack V2 …V1 is your Metronome!
That is super cool and so fast…nothing is faster to build up a whole Track, as a Boss BR Recorder.
And the Guitar FX are today allways Amazing!
Have you tried the Tascam dpm 008ex?
I’m familiar with it, though I have not done any work with one
I've got one of these without a CD burner but I'd like to record on it as it sounds nice and warm. Not sure how to get the songs transferred from it though any suggestions about conversion cables etc would be most welcome!
You have 2 options.
1. Take the analog output from the Line Out using RCA cables or
2. Losslessly via the Digital Out on the back of the BR1180 using an optical cable.
@@masteringtoolkit Thanks 🙏 does either of these work directly into a Mac via USB with some sort of adapter cable?
@@mikesmith22050 It would need to be via a USB audio interface - ideally with a digital input for a lossless transfer or that has 1/4" jacks to accept input via the RCA line output or headphone socket.
@@masteringtoolkit thanks 🙏
I started out with the Roland VF08, what a piece of junk lol but I loved that thing
Still use my boss1200 quality 👍🎸
I was a freaking expert with this machine. The Boss Br1180, Street Fighter and Grand Theft Auto are 3 things I would put myself up against anyone (when I was younger of course). I recently bought a Tascam 32, it's nice, but I wish I knew they system the same way (I'm still learning so I will get it), but if there was a 32 track version of this, I would buy it in a sec!
Two BR1600's synced master/slave ;)
Can I connect a reel to reel player to this to burn onto a CD? Has anyone done this. I’m trying to preserve my husband’s reel to reel tapes. He has sadly passed away and I have no help. Any ideas?
@@amorosa101457 probably. You need to find the "outs" on your reel to reel and connect them to the inputs of the digital recorder.
I had the version that didn’t have the cd burner. Made my 1st album on it and was released on cdbaby. Lol
Hear the pathetic life guy story: wanted that machine badly when I was 20. When finally could afford it I was 46, bought it and...I was too old to understand how it works, especially my time was very limited due employment. So I sold it. The end. Conclusion: if you want something, go for it. Do every possible thing to get it asap, waiting is a big mistake
I was using a br-1600 up until earlier this year when I finally moved over to daw 🤣
I've just picked up a used one of these and I'm struggling with how to get the drum rhythm patterns to work, does it have built in patterns or do you have to programme your own in.?
Richard Green has built in rhythms, but I think you can program your own. I never used that feature.
The drum machine is on TRACK 11 labeled [STEREO/RHYTHM LOOP].
It's very powerful. There are two buttons above the track 11 fader. The left button starts, stops, and cues-up the drum arrangement. The right button allows you to Edit.
This is going to blow your mind... there are about 50 pre-defined patterns available in several styles such as rock, heavy, pop, house, hip-hop, etc. Each pattern is a set of patterns! A pattern has an intro, a verse, a fill, another verse and another fill and an ending. You can create your own patterns with the pattern editor. And there are 8 drum kits from sampled to 808 style drum sounds. You can have different tempos and time signatures in the same song.
Not sure how to do that. Had a question of my own, since you have one of these. I remember the Boss having some pretty cool vocal effects. If I were to get one of these, could I use it as vocal effects processor? Running the outs into a PA or mixer. I have a Digitech Vocal Effects Processor, but I’m not to crazy about it? If you happen to know, I’d really appreciate a response. Thanks.
I’ve been doing the especially AM radio scroll/tv talk show scroll for 15 years. I kinda thought I i was doing something really creative, commenting on Carson Daley’s asskissing video, Conan O’Brien, Kimmel what I really think of them. Not pc. If you have any of that material, I’d love to hear it. Maybe we could do something together. I’m in BostonMass. Where are you? I find that Sports Talk shows trying to be profound are a great source. 🙏 thankyou.
I still have my VS1880 from 2000. It’s was so great to work on at that time. The worst thing about it is Roland’s proprietary backup system making discs unreadable by anything except for their hardware. Terrible thing to do on a recording system.
It's got a bit of warmth even though it's digital
My mate has one of these, he’s been recording on it for years. We’re starting a band but like I said all of his recordings are on this device. I need to transfer all of his guitar tracks onto GarageBand tho but his cd drive is broken so I know I can’t transfer the wav files that way. Would midi work does anyone please?
MIDI won’t work, you’ll have to send the output to an audio interface.
@@magicspiral3323 thanks dude
This is still how I do it.Their just so hard to find unless u score one at a pawn shop.Cuz they don’t makem no more and eBay all the sudden cranked the prices up in this stuff lika boss 404 sampler is ridiculous high I bought one in 2010 for 60 box at pawn
ok i have the br-1180 how can i use a beat from my laptop and audio from a mic to record on it
Does the vocal have to be recorded at the same time as the best plays from your computer?
@@magicspiral3323 thank you but how u do that
My brother just got me one,,, how do I get a simple drum beat?
I would suggest reading the manual for that information - I skipped that chapter because I used drum machines.
Guys, Are there sounds inside the device other than drums?
About every effect boss ever made and eqs
Also a mastering toolkit
I use a Boss br-900. I have pro tools on a PC but I prefer to use this to record my guitar and bass guitar tracks. I then transfer the recording via the usb into my PC. I don't have to bounce down as I have as many tracks as I want in pro tools. I do the mix in pro tools.
So, the br-900 has a usb? Wish the 1180 had one.
USB on the BOSS? Are you sure?
@@wherzmaslipperz3111 yep . mine has. why would I make it up brov 😎
Just got a 900CD off Craigslist. Figured out the USB only to connect to a laptop/PC, not for inputting pre-made instrumentation into the BOSS, or as a component power ( only AA batteries or adapter ). What is the best mic to use; XLR or Line In jack? Headphones have low volume so does that mean I need something boosting the mic or the headphones? Lastly, binging instruction videos, but I am having a difficult time figuring out how to record or even record a drum pattern. 20 years on cpu since Tascam days, and I'm stuck. Any help is truly appreciated 🎛🎚🔊
I get really good sound quality with my br 900. boss and Roland make great products. I really need to learn how to use recording software but I'm older and for me this is easier I know if I just take time to learn using a laptop would be much easier . but I do ok with my old boss
I have a br-864. Kudos. Yeah it's my preference over using audacity or some garbage free multitrack software on a PC.
So what do you actually think about the 1180?
Donnie Kellerman The BR-1180 is a great digital multi-tracker overall. Very intuitive and has some nice features. I loved working with the 1180, but I have since converted to different recording formats.
The verdict. It’s a great sketch pad, particularly for a guitarists-songwriter who wishes not to record to a computer and has an an enthusiasm for the process of working with hardware.
Why a no at 1:08 if this is where you got it from?
Because I didn’t know any better at the time lol
I take it this video was an assignment from SAIL or a musical engineering class. Growing up I used a 4-track cassette tape recorder and had to "ping pong" everything.
Lol no it wasn’t a school assignment. I just wanted to share the story.
Am I tripping or had this video been uploaded like a year ago?
Scarlet Dawn we had to reupload because of a deletion of our email resulted in our channel disappearing.
@@magicspiral3323 got it! I went mad looking for this video a while back. Thanks for the re-up!
@@magicspiral3323 Glad you did the reupload,, thanks
I wanted to see where the machine gets hooked up..didn't help me..
I have a br532
I bought a br-532 in 2005/2006, my dad co-signed. It was so great but i was constantly running low on disk space. Glad i have a br-864 now instead. I paid $120 and the only thing wrong with it is the screen LCD's don't light in certain places. Makes tuning impossible, but everything else works.
Drum programming tutorial please?
The Dog Botherer what do you want to know about drum programming?
Mainly the approach you would take or types of kit used for given applications.
Do you use on board drum FX or a separate machine, or even live track?
The Dog Botherer never used the built in drums on the BR-1180. With a few exceptions of live drums, I exclusively used the Korg Electribe EM-1 with my own samples.
what happened too your old channel? You just disappeared!
ayden s hello. Thanks for connecting again! We lost our channel because our UA-cam account was tied to an email that was deleted in the process of creating a new one!
(I’ll explain more detail in a live stream)
We have a SoundCloud under my personal name. m.soundcloud.com/landonbalk
@@magicspiral3323 oh, thanks for filling in the blanks! Hope everything works out for you!
I was wondering the same thing.... there was some great content on the original channel 👍
My ex girlfriend just gave me one of these. I’m so excited!!!!
Does this sound complicated or is it just me
Not just you, this was a very complicated project, but glad I finished it!
Pffft, I recorded 10 albums with the micro br-80
Pfft I recorded hundreds of songs with a boom box
The video is stopping at 17 seconds every time
Anyone else wanna hear the track "Ass Drama"?
You asked for it! 😆 ua-cam.com/video/ShYpM8AHTAg/v-deo.html
Hear the pathetic life guy story: wanted that machine badly when I was 20. When finally could afford it I was 46, bought it and...I was too old to understand how it works, especially my time was very limited due employment. So I sold it. The end. Conclusion: if you want something, go for it. Do every possible thing to get it asap, waiting is a big mistake