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Boss BR-532





BOSS BR-532 4-track digital recorder with build-in drumcomputer, stereo-drumtracks (PCM-Sounds), to record on 32MEG SmartMedia-card, 32 virtual tracks, digitale editing incl. copy, move, paste and undo, insert effects with COSM Guitar Amp Modeling and Bas
BOSS BR-532 4-track digital recorder with build-in drumcomputer, stereo-drumtracks (PCM-Sounds), to record on 32MEG SmartMedia-card, 32 virtual tracks, digitale editing incl. copy, move, paste and undo, insert effects with COSM Guitar Amp Modeling.

The BR-532 Digital Studio gives guitarists and songwriters the freedom to record their music anytime, anyplace. Using SmartMedia, the portable BR-532 can record up to four primary tracks-each with eight Virtual Tracks-which can be mixed down using onboard effects and transferred digitally to a computer or CD burner.

  • Compact and affordable 4-track digital recorder using SmartMedia storage
  • Intuitive, BOSS-style operation for easy recording and mixing
  • 4-track simultaneous playback; 32 Virtual Tracks (V-Tracks) for recording
  • 32MB SmartMedia card included; expandable using up to 128MB cards
  • Sophisticated digital editing including Copy, Move, Paste and Undo
  • Insert and Loop effects processors with COSM¬ Guitar Amp Modeling, Bass Simulator and more
  • Onboard Rhythm Guide with realistic stereo drum sounds
  • Phrase Trainer and Center Cancel functions
  • Choice of Guitar/Bass Hi-Z input, XLR and 1/4" Microphone inputs, or stereo RCA Line input
  • Optical Digital output for mastering to computer or stand-alone CD burner
  • Built-in microphone and battery power for recording on-the-go
  • FREE .WAV Converter software for transferring BR-532 tracks and loops to PC and/or burning CDs


Four-Track Recording on an Ultra-Thin Card
Using commercially available SmartMedia—the same cards used for digital cameras—the new BR-532 can record and play back up to four tracks of pristine digital audio. And with 32 V-Tracks (eight per primary track), you can try alternate takes and solos, or even bounce four tracks to a stereo pair. A 32MB SmartMedia card is included in the box to get you started.

BOSS Makes It Easy
Just like BOSS pedals, the BR-532 is easy to use. So easy, you’ll probably be making your first recording before even opening the manual. That’s because the BR-532 is designed to operate like familiar tape-based 4-tracks. Just select an input, arm a track and hit RECORD; no complicating signal routing or bussing to worry about.

Studio-Quality Effects—with COSM
The BR-532 is more than just a four-track; it’s a complete studio in a portable box. Two independent effects processors (Insert and Loop) allow you to produce professional-sounding tracks complete with COSM Guitar Amp Modeling and a Bass Simulator. Of course there’s plenty of reverb, delay, chorus and EQ—plus many more effects—which can be “printed” while recording or applied during mixdown.

Meet Your New Drummer
With the BR-532’s onboard Rhythm Guide, you can play along and record with realistic drum grooves and sounds in a variety of musical styles including rock, blues, jazz and more. Use them as a starting point while arranging your song, or combine patterns to create a full rhythm track without a drum machine in sight. And the best part is that no audio tracks are needed!

A Guitar-Friendly Recorder
While anyone can benefit from the BR-532’s compact size and easy digital recording, we couldn’t help but throw in a few things for guitar players (it is from BOSS, you know). That’s why you’ll find a dedicated Hi-Z Guitar/Bass input, along with a handy Phrase Trainer for slowing down guitar licks, plus a Center Cancel function for removing lead vocals. And don’t forget about all those killer COSM Amp Models, plus Bass and Acoustic Guitar Simulators.







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Robert Tye

03-Oct-02

Being fairly new to the recording game, I have found the manual on this machine to be just about useless. My mother-in- law could have written a clearer set of instructions. Not so bad if your used to programming one of these babies, but otherwise, be ready for a long hard slog trying to interpret the jargon. I have still not been able to use the rhythm guide in recording mode with much success. Will keep trying.


David

27-Nov-02

DR-660 Can someone please e-mail me a manual for this drum machine or tell me where I can Find one...
Thank you


Jordan Smith

10-Feb-03

Hello,
A bandmate has the BR-532 and no instructions. I have got the basic recording down but still do not know how to use half of this machine. If anyone could send me some info or an instructional manual so I do not have to take all the time in the world figuring this piece out it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jordan Smith


jeremy deakins

18-Feb-04

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i need a user manual for the boss br-532 as well.
i only have it for about a month so i dont have much time for trial and error.
if anyone can find it please e-mail me (j.deakins@email.com)
THANKS!!!!!


chris evans

11-Jun-04

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I have recently aquired a BOSS-BR-532 and need an operating manual. Can anyone help me out please?


daniel narita

22-Jan-09

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how I use or set the microphone in the boss br 532?


admin

22-Jan-09

you plug it into the mic xlr socket and choose mic input select, then adjust the level in... as far as i can see from the picture. You need to use the manual for something like this.


David Payne

03-Feb-09

I have the user manual for the BOSS BR-532 in a Zip folder. It's 2.11 MB. Email me if you need it at Logunsrun5@aol.com.

Glad to help.


Gordon Clark

21-Feb-09

I cannot figure out how to transfer date from the smarmedia card to a pc how do I do so ?

If anybody could give me some step by step that would be cool.


coy b

04-Nov-09

I need help anybody I bought boss 532 digital recording from creglist $150 good deal I try to record christian music in my language ,how do I record to sing along? I want mic ,and line work as the same time I am not that good read manul beacause of my English please help I am interesting in this machine thanks


scott adair

20-Dec-09

you can't use the mic and line in at the same time. Only the guitar/bass input can be used at the same time the mic input is used.


jooche1

15-Feb-12

[quote] Gordon Clark wrote: I cannot figure out how to transfer date
from the smarmedia card to a pc how do I do so ? If anybody could
give me some step by step that would be cool. [/quote]
Hi mate, its very easy and a great way to back up and up load again.
Install the br wave converter. Get a smart media card reader. The wave
converter works in on 2 tracks 1 and 2, this means you must bounce your
work to 2 tracks(easy to do, in manual). Once you've bounced to 2 tracks
take the card out and put in your smart media and turn on pc. Find the br
wave converter and select which track you want to convert. High light and
convert br file to wave option, click on tracks 1 and 2 then convert. Once this
is done, close the br page down and the track will be shown in documents,
save it to your realplayer and thats it. You can revearse the process off the
pc by firstly create a new song on br itself (leave it empty) Then put the card
into the reader. Bring up br software and click tracks 1 and 2 (should turn
red) then click wave to br option your file should appear for selection. Put it
back in the br and it will play on stereo 1 and 2 on the br.

Happy to help J





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