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Copying an Arrangement

You can copy a preset or song arrangement into any song arrangement

location. This allows you to use an already-created arrangement as a starting

point for a new arrangement.

Follow Steps 1-3 in “Naming an Arrangement.”

Use the CURSOR buttons and TIME/VALUE dial to select the song 2

arrangement you wish to copy.

Use the CURSOR buttons to place the onscreen cursor under [COPY],

and then press ENTER.

Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the destination song

arrangement.

Copying an arrangement to another arrangement location overwrites

any data that’s in the destination arrangement. Before proceeding,

make sure that you want to overwrite the data in the destination

arrangement, or select an empty arrangement instead.

Press ENTER. “Are you sure?” is displayed. To complete the copy 5

procedure, press ENTER again. If you decide that you don’t want to

copy the arrangement, press EXIT instead.

Rhythm Strategies

Here are a few tips to keep in mind while working with patterns

and rhythm arrangements.

If you plan on using rhythm with your song—

• make sure you set up a

pattern or song arrangement and play along with it while recording

your audio tracks. If you don’t record to a rhythm, you’ll find it extremely

difficult (if not impossible) to add the BR-600’s rhythm later and get it to

play in time with your audio tracks..

You don’t need to create or complete a song arrangement right away—

• As

long as you record your audio in reference to a pattern, a preset

arrangement, or a simplified song arrangement, you can always go

back after the audio tracks have been recorded and create or complete

an arrangement.

Note the tempo—• If you use a pattern as the rhythm reference while

recording audio tracks, make a note of the tempo setting so you can

enter it in the first step of your arrangement.

Count-in—

• If you wish to have a count-in at the beginning of your

song, use one of the metronome patterns (P295-P326) as the pattern

assigned to the first step in your arrangement.

Silence at the end of your arrangement—

• The last step in a song

arrangement plays continuously until playback is stopped, which is fine

if your song fades out. However, if you want silence at the end of your

song, use Preset Pattern P327:BREAK as the pattern assigned to the last

arrangement step; this is a pattern that has no sounds playing in it. (As

its name suggests, P327:BREAK also works great when you want the

drums to stop, or “break,” in the middle of your song.)

The End

We hope you’ve found this workshop helpful. Keep an eye out for other

BR-600 Workshop booklets available for downloading at www.BOSSUS.com

and www.RolandUS.com.

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