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#1468463 - 05/19/16 09:44 AM Hello! New to this forum.Can anyone answer a few 1180cd questions concerning smf and .wav?
Larz Offline
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Registered: 05/02/16
Posts: 2
I owned an 1180cd when it originally came out, but had to sell it some years back to pay the bills. I recently purchased one again because I've regretted that day since it happened. One thing I never used the 1st time was the rhythm arranger or midi(still a newbie on that). I've figured out most of the things I want to do but would like to know 1.) Which MIDI and .WAV files are compatible with the 1180? 2.) Is there somewhere online to find them? I know this is considered an outdated recorder but, it just works for me! I greatly appreciate any help I can get, thanks.
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#1468475 - 05/19/16 01:45 PM Re: Hello! New to this forum.Can anyone answer a few 1180cd questions concerning smf and .wav? [Re: Larz]
uptildawn Online content
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Registered: 12/15/01
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Go to Boss' website and download the owner's manual for you machine and you can have this information at your fingertips for future reference. It's pretty straightforward in its description.

Quote from the manual:
Waveform data must be 8- or 16-bit WAV or AIFF format. In
addition, only a sampling rate of 44.1 kHz can be used. No
data in any other format can be copied.
* Compressed WAV files or AIFF files cannot be loaded.
* Extremely short waveform data (less than approximately 500
ms) cannot be loaded.

When using the BR-1180CD, you can copy (import) SMFs
(Standard MIDI Files) on CD-R/RW discs as user rhythm
patterns.
Copying SMFs created on a computer to CD-R/RW discs lets
you easily increase the number of user rhythm patterns.
* Use of the BR-1180 requires installation of the optional CDIBR-
1 CD-R/RW drive.
1. Using your computer, write the SMF you want to
import to a CD-R/RW disc.
* The prescribed format for CD-R/RW discs is “ISO9660 Level
2 Mode 1.” Note that you may be unable to import using other
formats.
* You can import SMFs (Standard MIDI File) with a maximum
file size of 240 KB. SMFs exceeding this limit cannot be
imported.

End Quote.

Best of luck.
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#1469658 - 05/25/16 04:46 AM Re: Hello! New to this forum.Can anyone answer a few 1180cd questions concerning smf and .wav? [Re: uptildawn]
Larz Offline
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Registered: 05/02/16
Posts: 2
Thanks, will do!
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