I was playing my P-Bass for fun, played a bass riff, and recorded it and the drums using my BR-800. It's just a vamp to have fun with, I know I will.
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=10906629

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Tony Houston

thanks Tony as someone who is without recording equipment at this time its nice to have backing tracks to fool around with. A question about the drum patterns on that unit of yours, can you add a little snare "rattle" or bass pedal "squeak" to them? Once again thanx for the track.

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Not with the BR-800's internal drum tone load, but you can import a drum tone load using the BR-800 Rhythm Editor v1.0 software.

This was a quickie recording, it didn't take me more than 10mins to record. I spent more time picking a a drum pattern, and adjusting the tempo. I didn't add any fills to the drum arrangement.

If this was to be a 'real' track, I would add 'real' drum loops via PC with DrumCore
http://www.sonomawireworks.com/drumcore/.

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Tony Houston

I like this one, T!

I've got it downloaded to try some riffage with - thanks!

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Heehee, I'm working on another one now!

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Here's my guitars added to the E Vamp track. The rhythm & bass guitars were recorded using the BR-800's guitar/bass amp sims. I used my Cyber-Twin for the lead guitar (center channel) and touch wah (far right) channel. The CT was D/I into the BR-800, with just a little tweaking of the EQ.

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=10968106

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Tony Houston