NAMM: BOSS BR-900CD Ups Feature/Price Ratio

US Eight faders. CD-RW drive and pitch correction      19/01/05

NAMM: BOSS BR-900CD Ups Feature/Price Ratio


Looks kinda of cool, we think... Press Release from Roland US BOSS strengthen their portable studio range with the new BR-900CD. With CD-burning built in, it’s a road tough, all-in-one digital recorder with built in effects, drum-pattern generator, vocal-correction and Mastering Toolkit, digital outputs, and internal CD burner. With the same operation as BOSS’s BR-864 (see our news item + video), the BR-900CD takes three steps forward by increasing the front-panel fader count from four to eight, and adding a built-in CD-RW drive and pitch-correction toolkit to the feature set, while retaining portability. The BR-900CD's effects, include reverb, EQ, chorus, delay, wah and new tools, such as vocal pitch-correction, intelligent harmony, bass simulation, COSM®-powered guitar amp and compressor models, and a mastering suite You also get a built-in rhythm programmer, with 292 patterns that can be used as-is or customized. A USB connection lets you Import and export audio files and song data via drag and drop . Availability and pricing TBA
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