Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "rpcfender" <rpcfender@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Lu
> 
> > Hi Royce, thanks for your answer. I would edit these beasts, as a
> > software editors do. Adsr, cutoff, resonance (Mks-80) and all digital
> > stuff with Microwave (edit waves etc.).
> 
> Start work on the MKS-80
> I guess you are trying to build a MGP-80 with the BC
> I hope you have a PC or are able to run a Windows program on the Mac
> because you can't do this sort of BC programming from the front panel of
> either the BCR2000 or the BCF2000
> 
> Work out the layout you want on the BC then get Mark's editor (for PC)
> from the files section
> 
> You can get the MKS-80 manual from here
> http://www.analoghell.com/studio/index.cfm?fuse=downloads&id=58
> <http://www.analoghell.com/studio/index.cfm?fuse=downloads&id=58>
> At the back is a sysex section.
> 
> If this is a bit hard to follow, use a midi monitor program like MidiOx
> (for PC) and change the parameters you are interested in by using the
> MKS-80's front panel.
> The MKS-80 should put our the sysex message you need to duplicate in
> your preset as you change the value from the front panel.
> Try to work out the sysex spec from what the machine is putting out.
> In Mark's editor look at the section called "Custom Output" on the
> control editor dialog
> 
> Hope this helps
> 
> Royce
>
Thanks Royce. Reading your answer I think that the real issue will be
programming Bcf with Microwave I. I have all sysex parameters for this
machine but it doesn't output any sysex messages at all. If I change a
parameter Bcf simply doesn't react. I'm not a midi newbie so I think
every cable is connected well. Maybe I'm doing something wrong in the
Bcf mode? Which one to use? Usb 1-2-3-4 or S (midi) mode 1-2-3-4? 
Thanks