Boss Micro BR digital recorder

[Mikey]

I think a lot of the problems that Didier has on this site is because he is conversing in a "foreign" language to us lot

Dick.

It looks to me like Didier is using English to converse with us and as for problems....what problems?

[roger bayliss]

Keith

Just record a stereo track of your backing first off onto one of the stereo track pairs by connecting the CD player etc into the jacks. Once thats done you record your guitar part onto one of the spare mono tracks . Have you got a microphone for recording off your amp c/w phantom power etc ? Once the backing and lead is recorded you can set about mixing the three tracks later and any additional overdubs of your guitar onto the other spare track. It's something you will have to get into and progress as you go mate but thats the first basics of it. Have fun !

[Twang46]

I think a lot of the problems that Didier has on this site is because he is conversing in a "foreign" language to us lot

Dick.

It looks to me like Didier is using English to converse with us and as for problems....what problems?

Oh dear

put my foot in it again

Cheers

Dick.

[keithmantle]

Hi Tony, many thanks, i will be using it in my little musicroom only, as i would like to hear what i actually sound like and to put some tunes on the site, regards Keith

[keithmantle]

Keith

Just record a stereo track of your backing first off onto one of the stereo track pairs by connecting the CD player etc into the jacks. Once thats done you record your guitar part onto one of the spare mono tracks . Have you got a microphone for recording off your amp c/w phantom power etc ? Once the backing and lead is recorded you can set about mixing the three tracks later and any additional overdubs of your guitar onto the other spare track. It's something you will have to get into and progress as you go mate but thats the first basics of it. Have fun !

Thanks Rog, Will have a go