Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Royce,

Thanks for your help with custom messages in BCman.Changing presets 
in Plogue Bidule when changing presets on my BCR is working perfect 
and now the preset numbers follow on device for easy reference.
Now I have perfect visual on device feedback across all 16 channels 
of mappings from my host (technique soon to be shared)

Thanks again...



--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "rpcfender" <rpcfender@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
> 
> > > In BC Manager edit the Preset and click on Parameters tab, 
Select
> > > 'Request'
> > > Click on the LEARN output tab, add a new message and type in a 
name
> > > and the Midi message eg
> > > "Chan 1 vol (100)" $B0 07 100
> > > "Chan 4 vol (110)" $B3 07 110
> > > to set the volume of channel 1 an 4 to 100 and 110 respectively 
when
> > > you change to that preset.
> 
> > Hmmm...typing in midi messages..!?
> >
> > Say for example I want to send CC param 126 with a value of 30 on
> > channel 16, what would I type in? Is there a reference I can look 
at
> > that might help me better understand?
> 
> Here is a good link that  shows the various Midi messages
> http://www.somascape.org/midi/tech/spec.html
> <http://www.somascape.org/midi/tech/spec.html>
> 
> Sorry my 'Learn' explanation is probably a bit confusing
> The BC data is divided in Global, Preset and Controls
> Global are settings that effect the unit no matter what preset is
> selected
> Preset are settings are ones that are not attached to a control
> Control s are the Buttons, Encoders and Faders
> 
> Do you know how to edit 'Preset' data in BC Manager?
> Assuming you do (one way is to double click anywhere in the line 
of  the
> preset you are interested in)
> 
> The Dialog that pops up has an Info, Parameters and LEARN Output 
tabs
> Parameters tab - click checkbox  Request (ie LEARN output) to 
enable it.
> LEARN Output - Click '+' icon to add a message
> Another dialog pops up - you can fill in the name if you want - 
it's not
> data that is sent to the BC
> Click the icon 'T' to write a line of Midi numbers
> Type $BF 126 30 and  press OK twice - You're done
> 
> The CC message has the following form  $Bx  Type Value
> Where x is $0 to $F (0 to 15)  Channel 1 is the number 0 so Channel 
16
> is the number 15
> Type and value are less than 127
> 
> $ means the number following is in hexadecimal (hex).
> It is easier to work in hex for the first byte of a Midi message 
(called
> the Status byte) because a lot of the time the Status byte has the
> channel number.
> 
> $92    Note on channel 3
> $B7    CC channel 8
> $C10  Patch change channel 11
> etc
> 
> You can mix Hex and decimal in Mark's editor.
> 
> I hope this is clearer.
> If not post again.
> 
> Royce
>