Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

You can use the midi learn function in Reaktor 5, just click the icon  
that looks like a midi plug with an L inside.
Or for any knob/button/slider/widget you want to control, open up the  
properties and edit the midi settings in the far right tab - cc/at/ 
note and midi routing can be set manually there.
Or, if you want to go low-level, set up midi receivers and senders in  
your ensemble. You can capture and send any midi event you want, and  
prolly a good few you don't.

have fun,

/m

On 12 Apr 2008, at 19:03, one_point_twentyone_jigawatts wrote:
> ok kids my friend hooked me up with reaktor 5
> why? cuz hes trying to get me more into software... Ill admit i have a
> disdain for software cuz it seems really effing convoluted in all
> aspects. give me outboard equipment anyday. ok that aside. i usually
> use my  bcr as a controller for my evolver, and some rack effects via
> midi. that stuff to me is simple..
> now im having an impossible time trying to get this thing to work with
> reaktor. i can assign midi notes to the buttons and get synth sounds
> to work. but i cannot for the life of me get any knobs to work to
> tweak parameters in anything. its connected usb  so... what the hell
> should i do? it seems that this controller isnt really good at
> controlling much of what i use in the DAW land. but hey its behringer
> right... you get what you pay for;)
>
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