User manual BOSS BR-8

[. . . ] BOSS Corporation assumes no responsibility whatsoever with regard to any infringements of third-party copyrights arising through your use of this software. Unauthorized recording, distribution, sale, lending, public performance, broadcasting, or the like, in whole or in part, of a work (musical composition, video, broadcast, public performance, or the like) whose copyright is held by a third party is prohibited by law. [. . . ] * If a BR-8 formatted disk is not inserted in the selected drive, nothing will be displayed in the song name display area. d. The contents of the selected song will be displayed in the track select area of the window. BRe. Converting BR-8 track data into WAV format (1) Click the track that you wish to convert into Windows Wave Audio (subsequently referred to as WAV) format. Track containing audio data : green -> -> orange red Track not containing audio data : gray The [BR-8 Track-> Wave File] button will become active. (The smaller track number will be saved on the Lch. ) If you select one track, a monaural . WAV file will be saved. BRf. Converting a WAV format file into BR-8 data (1) Click the track on which you wish to store a WAV format file. Track containing audio data : green -> -> orange red Track not containing audio data : gray The [Wave File-> BR-8 Track] button will become active. (The saved data will overwrite the previous data, erasing it. ) (2) Press the [Wave File-> BR-8 Track] button. The file will be converted into BR-8 format, and will be stored in the specified track. * The time required for loading and conversion will depend on the size of the original file. * If you specify two tracks when loading a monaural WAV file, the same data will be placed in each of the specified tracks. * If you specify one track when loading a stereo WAV file, the Lch data will be placed in the specified track. [. . . ] The BR-8 cannot handle data with a playback time shorter than one second. In the " Wave File-> BR-8 Track " conversion, the space for playback data is full, and no new playback data can be added. [. . . ]