Boss BR-1180 - Erasing Performance Data-Track Erase

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Editing the performance—Track Editing
Advanced Use
fig.R10-32
Specify the additional tracks from which data will be cut.
If you decide to cancel the Track Cut operation for any
track, rotate the TIME/VALUE dial to the left and select
“?.”
* The Track Cut operation will not be performed for lines that
contain even one “?.”
* By using the TIME/VALUE dial to select “*,” you can specify
that the operation apply to all tracks or all V-tracks.
* If you want the operation to apply to all V-tracks of all tracks,
select “*-*.”
* Tracks 9/10 are stereo tracks; they cannot be selected
individually.
6. Specify the range that will be cut.
Use [CURSOR] to move the cursor to “LOC” and press
[ENTER], and the Track Cut (MEAS) screen appears.
fig.R10-33
At this time, you can select “DISP” and press [ENTER] to
switch between ways to specify the location (measures,
time, markers).
Set the following items.
START (start point):
Specify the beginning of the recorded data that you wish
to cut.
END (end point):
Specify the end of the recorded data that you wish to cut.
* If, after specifying the above items as time locations, you then
switch to the measure or marker display, a “+” symbol may
appear, indicating that the currently displayed locations are
different than the actual locations. If you are specifying these
items as measure or marker locations, you can eliminate this
discrepancy by using the TIME/VALUE dial in each screen to
specify the location.
* If you wish to cut from the beginning to the end of the song,
select the “ALL” icon and press [ENTER].
7. When you have finished making settings, use
[CURSOR] to move the cursor to “GO,” and press
[ENTER].
The cut is executed.
8. Press [EXIT] several times to return to the top screen.
Erasing performance data
—Track Erase
Track Erase allows you to erase a specific portion of recorded
data. Even if recorded data exists after the specified portion,
it will not be moved forward to fill the gap left by the
erasure.
Like a normal tape recorder, erasing can be considered
covering unwanted data by recording emptiness.
fig.R10-34
* Do not leave any sound that is under 0.5 seconds in duration
before or after the range being erased. Sound of a duration that
is less than 0.5 seconds will be inaudible, even though it still
exists in the data.
1. Press [UTILITY].
2. Use [CURSOR] to select the “TRACK” icon, and press
[ENTER].
fig.R10-04
START END Time
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