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Recording on the BR-600 is separated into three main 
modes.

Use whichever mode is suitable in the course of bringing 
your song to completion.

 

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Only the instrument sounds or other input sources are

recorded to the tracks. Sounds played back from other

tracks are not recorded.

 

As the sounds on different tracks are played back, they are 
recorded together onto another track. In Bounce mode, you 
can play back eight tracks simultaneously and record them 
all to a single, separate V-Track.

When the input source is selected with INPUT SELECT, you 
can also include those sounds in the recording.

You can further include the sounds from the Rhythm in the 
recording as well.

 

Here, you apply the “Mastering Tool Kit” to the two tracks 
to which other tracks have been bounced to finish up with a 
song with levels (volume) optimized.

The Rhythm cannot be used in this mode.

 

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Mixing down
to two tracks

Finishing the song 
with levels optimized

When creating an audio CD from your recorded songs, 
or recording to a similar media, the overall volume 
needs to be restrained, so that even the loudest 
portions of the songs are handled appropriately on the 
CD. However, this often results in an overall lowering 
of the volume, resulting in a CD that lacks excitement 
and impact.

Moreover, in the low-frequency range, to which the 
human ear is not very sensitive, the sound actually 
produced might be perceived as being somewhat low 
in volume, even though the meter shows that it’s at the 
maximum level. This also makes it difficult to create 
powerful sounds.

With the “Mastering Tool Kit,” however, you can 
smooth out the differences in volume that occur over 
the course of a song, while also correcting the balance 
in the low end.

We recommend mastering with the Mastering Tool Kit 
in the final stage of creating songs.

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