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Hi I just got a RC 50 and I face the same problem but looking the content of the data in the Roland folder (after you connect the USB) , I notice the format of the label of each sound's and I understood the problem. So , here it is . Before you connect to USB , you have to choose a patch , let say n.16 OK, now the audio file that you want to import into the data folder must be named in this way "016_1.WAV" ,the 16 refer to the patch number and 1 is the phrase number (if you want to put the audio file into the phrase 1 ,or 2 if 2 ecc.) now disconnect the USB .At this point you just have to increase or decrease the patch number just one time and go back to 16 (it has to refresh the patch info) and you'll find your audio file ready to use in whatever phrase you put it.
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Try using the insert in/out for the channel you want or the main insert in/out for all channels

If the disk had data put on with a PC you might try deleting all files and folders using the PC before formatting the disk in the BR8.

It is also possible that the media has gone bad.

A final try would be to degauss the disk and try to format on the BR8.

Most of these have a SETTING in the menus that selects the source from different mics and/or line inputs. If the setting is to the line input instead of mic, and no audio is connected to the line input it will act like you described.

Hi I have found manuals for both and looking at these I can see no reason why they shouldn't connect to each other. I am not a music expert but deal with computers. I would suggest that you try the external amp connection to connect the ME-25 to one of the BR-800's inputs, and then connect the "line out" of the BR-800 to an amp. Also make sure that during the connection operation, all power to the four units is OFF and the levels are all set to zero. By doing this you can minimize any danger of overloads anywhere in the system when you do "Power on". To help you confirm what I have said, I give below the links to the manuals which can be downloaded in pdf format and saved to your computer for reference as you connect up, and for any queries in the future; ME-25 Multi-Effects :- http://cmstest.roland.co.uk/assets/media/pdf/ME-25_egfispd01.pdf BR-800 Recorder :- http://lib.roland.co.jp/support/en/manuals/res/39599043/BR-800_e04.pdf Hope this is helpful, if so would you please register that with Fixya Cheers

"it never works"... this is NOT enough information for us. You are not telling us how the CD is tested. If you are testing it in a boombox type player, that is not a test. First thing is to look at the bottom of the CD to see if you can detect written tracks... with right lighting you can tell if it has been burned. REMEMBER that CD's, unlike phonograph records, are written from the middle outward. Many consumer players have trouble playing CD's that are written but not "finalized". If you CAN see written area (compare to unburned CD) then likely the burning is taking place, and the problem is the format is either not complete or incompatible with your player. Try reading the disk in your computer. Also you might want to visit the forums for the Boss/Roland workstations at VSPLANET.com.

BOSS ME70 Factory Reset. Just do this:

This is not program/software error. This is hardware error. Damage is on the potentiometer. usually caused by a bad contact inside the potentiometer. The most common is the preamp-TYPE potentiometer.Faulty potentiometer can also occur in the other, depending on what we hear, when (suddenly) the bass sound bigger or smaller, it mean that BASS potentiometer was bad. Potentiometer must be replaced,because it can not be repaired or cleaned (except,you are experienced in parts repairing).. This is due to the potentiometer is to use a special type.

Its electronic volume control section circuit has the fault. This is not a user repairable one. Contact any service technician. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Viewing it in "Mosaic" or "Magazine" will make surf easy. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience. Do a search by type in the brand name of your device at its search box and press "Enter". http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

Check and replace damaged component/s at it main power regulator [SMPS] section circuit. Contact any service technician. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Viewing it in "Mosaic" or "Magazine" will make surf easy. Surf the site with patience. Pull up older posts. Do a search by type in the brand name of your device at its search box. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

Make sure that the SD slot is not dirty, check inside with a light and you may want to blow it out.