Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hey, what's up!  It's me again. M'kay:  I've reinstalled the BCF2000
drivers (this time I wrote down what I did in case I have to do it
again).  Now it's recognizing my BCF.  Cool.  

But there's something in your instructions that I may not be doing
correctly.  Husker, MidiYoke are installed and working correctly (i
can see them, lol).  I started the BCF in "ncc" mode (2nd top button),
i then opened HuskerVu (showing nothing but title and version # -
expected), and then I fired up Cubase SX3.  Ok, here's where it gets
tricky:


I went into Devices/Midi Device Manager to install the .xml file that
came with the .zip Cubase file d/l from the Behringer site (this may
be what's wrong, i dont' know)

I don't see "Mackie Contol" anywhere (I even tried starting in bHUI
mode just to see if that made any difference, of course it didn't). 
So I chose the .xml file and created a BCF2000 device out of that
(going out to MidiYoke of course). Should I then use MIDI-OX to
re-send the Cubase .syx file to the BCF?  Will that fix it?

Here's the other settings:

I went into Devices/Device Setup/MIDI INPUTS: BCF2000 (01)  - YES
                                       Line 6 Toneport UX2 - YES
                                       The rest (midiyokes 1-8, NO)

"                              "/DEFAULT MIDI PORTS: BCF2000 IN
                                                     MIDI YOKE 1 OUT
 

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "ashwinkumar" <ashwinkumar_m@...> wrote:
>
> mate!!. the best way to use bcf with cubase  is in mackie emulation. 
> 
> here is a laymans way how to do it
> 
> there is one of small tutorial which was written by me for bcf users 
> on
> cubase on kvr have a look at it its the same for bcr too i post it 
> here
> 
> am able to control all the vst parameters with the knobs in the bcf
> and volume by faders for the start. i am also able to control the 
> mixer
> in host cubase in same mode (ncc)
> 
> for it the requirement is to have midiyoke and huskervu ( a software
> similar to bcfview). install midiyoke
> 
> first switch on the bcf in nnc mode by pressing 2nd button while
> powerup. now start the huskervu application( for installing this free
> utility u need ms net framework 1.1.432 which u can download by
> googling). then power up cubase sx3/ nuendo 3. in the device tab and
> device setup add mackie control as remote. configure input: bcf2000
> (01) and output as midiyoke:1 . rightclick on huskervu blue interface
> configure midi input as midiyoke:1 and midi output as bcf 2000
> 
> now press ok on device setup in cubase. huskervu must show cubase
> version and pan left right or something.
> 
> next step is to add a newproject and midi track . in track parameters
> if u have a midi keyboard configure it as in and vst as out
> 
> huskervu will show your miditracks and what vst u have chosen vst1 on
> and vst name
> 
> now for controlling the vst parameter all u need to do is press first
> encoder button and learn . huskervu will show the parameters u wanna
> constrol and page no like 01/03 . press second encoder button to 
> switch
> the page and parameter and then turn the corresponding knobs in bcf to
> change the parameter. when u turn the knobs the knob in vst also turns
> and thats all.
> 
> 
> i am yet to use the generic mode. i dunno the pros and cons of mackie
> emulation. i just know only what i have told u people. i suppose this
> is the same method used in bcr2000 as well. and i know its a little
> hard in configuring and knowing about bcf as the manual is the most
> stupidest thing i have seen in the world. speaks volumes of theory and
> and absolutely no practical applicability.
> 
> if some one can write details about how to configure this bcf 2000 in
> generic mode in a very simple way right from scratch one i would be so
> thankful. as for now i am watching this thread. if u have any
> clarification please do pm me or send a mail to draskum@ ill
> be more than willing to share what i know
>