Boss Audio Systems Digital Recording Studio BR-1600 CD, Owner'S Manual

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Fixing the pitch of vocals/Adding a backing chorus to vocals (Vocal Tool Box)
Section 2
Applying a backing chorus to
vocals (Harmony Sequence)
Lets now use the BR-1600CD’s harmony sequence feature to
apply a backing chorus to a solo vocal performance. A three-
part backing chorus will be created based on the chord
sequence specified for your rhythm arrangement.
Backing chorus parts are created by modifying the pitch
of the original solo vocal track. As a result, it will not be
possible to create a backing chorus that uses different
lyrics or a different rhythm than the original part.
1.
Before using harmony sequence, record a solo vocal
track to work with.
2.
Enter a chord sequence for your rhythm arrangement.
“Inputting chords” (p. 190)
3.
Press [REC MODE] several times until the BOUNCE
indicator lights up.
The BR-1600CD will now enter Bounce mode.
4.
Press [VOCAL TOOL BOX].
This button will light up to indicate that the Vocal Tool
Box is turned on. The Vocal Tool Box’s patch selection
screen will appear.
fig.35-06d
5.
Move the cursor to the patch number field and select a
patch using the TIME/VALUE dial.
You should select a patch for which “HARMONY
SEQUENCE” is displayed on-screen as the algorithm
name here.
6.
Press [F3] (LOCATION).
fig.35-108d
7.
Use TIME/VALUE dial to select the track containing
the solo vocal recording.
The following tracks can be selected at this time:
Tracks 1 through 8, or Tracks 9/10 through 15/16
8.
Start playback on the BR-1600CD.
Listen to the backing chorus that will now be applied to
the solo vocal part during playback. If necessary, adjust
the volume using the corresponding track fader. Press
[STOP] to end playback.
9.
Press a track button to select the track on which the
backing chorus will be recorded.
The track button will turn red and start flashing to
indicate selection as the recording track.
10.
Move the faders for all tracks except the track including
solo vocal recording all the way down.
Note that this also applies to faders for Drums, Bass, and
Loop Phrases.
11.
Press [ZERO] to jump to the start of the song and then
press [REC].
[REC] will turn red and start to flash, indicating that the
BR-1600CD is now ready for recording.
12.
Press [PLAY].
Both [PLAY] and [REC] will light up and recording will
start. The solo part will be played and the backing
chorus will be applied. At the same time, the backing
chorus will be recorded on the selected track.
13.
Press [STOP] on the point where you want to stop
recording.
The playback on the BR-1600CD will stop.
14.
Press [ZERO] to jump to the start of the song once again
and then start playback of the recorded track.
Move the fader for the track containing the original vocal
part all the way down, and raise the fader for the track
containing the backing chorus to an appropriate point.
You will now be able to hear just the backing chorus.
If you do not like the way the backing chorus was
applied, use Undo (Basic Operation; p. 42) to cancel the
recording.
15.
If you wish to store the backing chorus, save the
current song (p. 72).
Algorithm name
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