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January 21st, 2008
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Playing guitar for what seems like forever.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Last Online: February 19th, 2008 03:42 PM
Location: New Jersey
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Micro BR Cheat Sheet
I just purchased a Boss Micro BR digital recorder. It's an AWESOME tool - many decent effects, a lot of flexibility in generating drum rythms (VERY hard to find this much flexibility), 4 recording tracks each having 8 virtual tracks, full edit and mix capabilities, a pretty decent on-board microphone etc etc etc.
The problem is that it's NOT intuitive, and the manual is NOT a warm and cozy place to be!!!
As I learn how to use the tool, I'm creating a 'cheat sheet' that will hopefully translate the manual into a user-friendly format. I'm building it in Microsoft Excel.
If there is any interest, I'll try to discover a way to post my cheat sheet and share with others. Feel free to reply to this post and let me know if you're interested, and possibly provide 'hints' about posting it when there is enough meat.
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January 21st, 2008
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Grand Member
Playing guitar for over a year.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Last Online: 12 Hours Ago 08:54 AM
Location: Cork, Ireland
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Sounds like a great idea, I would use it if you produce one. All I use mine for is to record the band I play with using a mic plugged in.
I dont have the time to spend hours learning the unit
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January 21st, 2008
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Playing guitar for over a year.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Last Online: 2 Hours Ago 07:36 PM
Location: Southern CA, USA
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I'd like to see the cheat sheet too. I've had mine for close to a year and don't use it that often, so every time I turn it on is almost like the first time all over again. While it's a very powerful and capable little unit, you're right that it's not very intuitive, nor is the manual well-organized.
Mac
"I wish I could play that fast - then I would have the option of not doing that."
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The GfB&B Guitar Slide Rule
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