Been using this little baby for about 6 years?... It developed a hum that caused me to set it aside. I got brave and opened it up and found a wire pinched and now it works great!
I bought mine back in 2008. I can do everything on it. The BOSS BR-800 seemed better because it was able to hook up to a DAW. You can do something similar with the 600. Too bad its discontinued. I wish it had a bigger memory card. That was always the issue lol.
Amen. Purchased this back in the day and hardly used it, still in mint condition. keep thinking about dusting it off and trying to learn it, but then I remember I have iOS devices...
Nice review sir. I love this little unit. I bring it on the road with me and I am on the road a lot... It took a little while to get the hang of moving through the menus, but with a little practice it became much easier. A home I use a Yamaha MD8, because I like twisting the knobs, but I have to admit the little BR600 has so much more capability. I am thinking of buying second one for the day when this one dies... ( I also have a Roland 88ex, which hardly gets used because of the menu operation. It is easier to use the BR600, although there is some similarity which makes it easier to now use the Roland 880 ex, which does not have the drums built in like the BR600.
Nice presentation i bought one of these machines a while back think it was one of the first machines produced now has unrecognised memory card error message which requires down from Boss sight load to replace existing software only problem is to use down load requires working memory card facility any suggestion would be appreciated from Boss sight
How do I hook up my amp to the boss unit? It has a dual outlet on the back of the unit but my amp has only one inlet. Is there a cable that has the red and white pins on one end and the single jack for my amp?
hola yo tengo el boss digital recorder br- 600 pero no comprendo ingles me gustaria me pudiera ayudar a entenderlo en espanol cuando quiero grabar aparece esto (protected) y no se como hacer que me funcione .
Yes. Down load the pdf manual for free from Roland/Boss and it will tell you how to add reverb to pre or post recording. Works well, and you can select different reverb models like Hall or Big Room etc.
I acquired one about 2 years ago and only messed with it for about a week . Came with case , book and cord for 50 bucks ! Will be revisiting this when I retire soon . Need a bigger card . Where do I get one ?
I really wish I had a chaperone with these hardware tools. This stuff seems to complicated and the owner's manual is literally a book. Anyone know of tutorials on this thing?
I use mine with a daw software I plug a guitar lead from headphones of boss br600 to my berhinger 204hd sound card go into my daw select my soundcard and record works awesome sounds as good and storage on the daw is over 1 terrabyte and my daw has more then 24 tracks to record in but this unit is like loads of exspensive pedals all wraped in one and I only paid 20£ using it this way its like same as amp simulators you can play record fine with out plugins like guitar rig the fx you get on this is like buying a zoom b1on basse pedal a zoom g1x guitar pedal a boss volcal pedal buy a good exp pedal plug into exp port of br600 and you saved loads on the must have pedals today for your studio
Don't be fooled by the apparent ease of use of this equipment as explained in this tutorial. The handbook is a veritable nightmare to try and fully understand. I'll admit I am somewhat technophobic with this type of thing and if you are too, best to avoid it. Frustration abounds when trying to learn how it all comes together. It appears to be and probably is a terrific piece of kit (you'll have to buy an outdated compact flash memory card if you acquire one of these) but I have barely used mine because of its complexity. If you're only going to use it occasionally be prepared to relearn it all each time..and oh yes, did I mention the handbook arrrghh!!
hand book is simple and every one thinks im eliterate I was up in running first day even has pictures of every step it is a big book a lot to read but if you take it step by step to what you want to do now then next and skip too that its simple im glad people find it hard tho maby why I got mine for 20£
Thats typical of japaneese ingeneers...they want to be thorough and complete with their designs. All available technical specifications and features they want to put in their designs. Which is a good thing for the end user/ customer. The downside is being able to use and understand the machine will take a serious study and a manual book size for refference..
Been using this little baby for about 6 years?... It developed a hum that caused me to set it aside. I got brave and opened it up and found a wire pinched and now it works great!
"Hi I'm Ed Euleberry of no nation" one of best TH-cam video intro's ever :)
Great demo, simply explained for those of us who are not digital natives...many thanks...
I bought mine back in 2008. I can do everything on it. The BOSS BR-800 seemed better because it was able to hook up to a DAW. You can do something similar with the 600.
Too bad its discontinued. I wish it had a bigger memory card. That was always the issue lol.
Great vid and very well articulated. Not there easiest tool to master. Thanks.
Yes, it has all thes features but if it was only this easy to operate.
Amen. Purchased this back in the day and hardly used it, still in mint condition. keep thinking about dusting it off and trying to learn it, but then I remember I have iOS devices...
Very well put together! Good job.
Nice review sir. I love this little unit. I bring it on the road with me and I am on the road a lot... It took a little while to get the hang of moving through the menus, but with a little practice it became much easier. A home I use a Yamaha MD8, because I like twisting the knobs, but I have to admit the little BR600 has so much more capability. I am thinking of buying second one for the day when this one dies... ( I also have a Roland 88ex, which hardly gets used because of the menu operation. It is easier to use the BR600, although there is some similarity which makes it easier to now use the Roland 880 ex, which does not have the drums built in like the BR600.
THIS video totally and FINALLY cleared up a big question for me. Thanks.
It was ahead of it's time and also beat pads when at that time metal music was the main thing
really enjoyed that, thank you.
Thank you!! so much helps a lot 😊
Thnx 4 the review.
I saw one in a thrift shop yesterday for $35. Just want to record songs in my head, no delusions of grandeur. Is it that good deal?
@J D Yeah. Someone else bought it. 😞
Very bad deal....can you please tell where this thrift shop is?
@@Za7a7aZ It's in Yuma AZ
@@alisterfolson Thats a pitty...have to travel all the way from The Netherlands Europe to go there..lol
Nice presentation i bought one of these machines a while back think it was one of the first machines produced now has unrecognised memory card error message which requires down from Boss sight load to replace existing software only problem is to use down load requires working memory card facility any suggestion would be appreciated from Boss sight
Hey ed my 600 condenser mics squelched out and no longer work. What type should I order to replace them with?
How do I hook up my amp to the boss unit? It has a dual outlet on the back of the unit but my amp has only one inlet. Is there a cable that has the red and white pins on one end and the single jack for my amp?
Yes, I'm using a cable that has 3 (red, white, yellow) phono plugs originally used for video copying. Plug both red and white plugs in.
The stereo out to a mono amp input cords are available at most decent music stores...
hola yo tengo el boss digital recorder br- 600 pero no comprendo ingles me gustaria me pudiera ayudar a entenderlo en espanol cuando quiero grabar aparece esto (protected) y no se como hacer que me funcione .
Export not working right any ideas
Is there a method to add reverb for mic tracks?
Yes. Down load the pdf manual for free from Roland/Boss and it will tell you how to add reverb to pre or post recording. Works well, and you can select different reverb models like Hall or Big Room etc.
I bought this 10 years ago. Dusting it off again. Do you know if i can connect 2 external audio devices to the BR-600's Line In (Audio Sub Mix)?
I acquired one about 2 years ago and only messed with it for about a week . Came with case , book and cord for 50 bucks ! Will be revisiting this when I retire soon . Need a bigger card . Where do I get one ?
Ebay?
The cards are hard to find now. I remember having difficulty finding them not long after i'd bought the thing. Fortunately i kept all my old ones.
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Thanks !!!
@@minumcrotchet3301
hi, I still use this.... I need help!!! I need to record alot of songs, nt sure how to use the computers nowadays
is this me?
But Ed, Wait there's more if you order now....
I really wish I had a chaperone with these hardware tools. This stuff seems to complicated and the owner's manual is literally a book. Anyone know of tutorials on this thing?
I use mine with a daw software I plug a guitar lead from headphones of boss br600 to my berhinger 204hd sound card go into my daw select my soundcard and record works awesome sounds as good and storage on the daw is over 1 terrabyte and my daw has more then 24 tracks to record in but this unit is like loads of exspensive pedals all wraped in one and I only paid 20£ using it this way its like same as amp simulators you can play record fine with out plugins like guitar rig the fx you get on this is like buying a zoom b1on basse pedal a zoom g1x guitar pedal a boss volcal pedal buy a good exp pedal plug into exp port of br600 and you saved loads on the must have pedals today for your studio
Lots of on tutorials on line that should help.
, cool, I did 2 songs on the BR 600. Listen to them . I want you to complain. tell me how crappy they are. And No., I mastered my own mixes.
Don't be fooled by the apparent ease of use of this equipment as explained in this tutorial. The handbook is a veritable nightmare to try and fully understand. I'll admit I am somewhat technophobic with this type of thing and if you are too, best to avoid it. Frustration abounds when trying to learn how it all comes together. It appears to be and probably is a terrific piece of kit (you'll have to buy an outdated compact flash memory card if you acquire one of these) but I have barely used mine because of its complexity. If you're only going to use it occasionally be prepared to relearn it all each time..and oh yes, did I mention the handbook arrrghh!!
hand book is simple and every one thinks im eliterate I was up in running first day even has pictures of every step it is a big book a lot to read but if you take it step by step to what you want to do now then next and skip too that its simple im glad people find it hard tho maby why I got mine for 20£
Thats typical of japaneese ingeneers...they want to be thorough and complete with their designs. All available technical specifications and features they want to put in their designs. Which is a good thing for the end user/ customer. The downside is being able to use and understand the machine will take a serious study and a manual book size for refference..