Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

LEDs - on mackie emulation for pans/vpots.
You won't get them.  The vpots output relative midi data.
Turn to the left they output 65s or some value close but above that
depending on how fast you turn the knob.
Turn to the right the out put 1s or something up to about 10 depending
on how fast you turn.
The leds don't know what to do with that. You can try to enable them
but they won't reflect correct positions.

The buttons are possible.
Look at the bcr live preset 5.0a and you can copy buttons to the bcf.
You can copy knobs as well.


 


--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "dapelikan" <lorcan.mcdonagh@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> 
> first of all thanks for the great and detailed information available
> here, it is really invaluable.
> 
> I'm using Cubase4 with a BCF, and naturally i started to use MCU
> emulation. However, i was a bit frustrated to see many buttons are not
> used in Cubase, and some are assigned to functions i do not need or
> are too complicated to use (especially the shift+button ones which
> require you to have giant's hands).
> So i looked around to see wether it was possible to try and implement
> a custom MCU emulation that would suit my needs better.
> 
> I found these pages http://www.arthunkins.com/Behringer2MCUPresets.txt
> and http://www.arthunkins.com/Behringer2MCUPresets.zip which were very
> helpful.
> I modified the .syx files opening them with BCMan to change button
> assignments. It worked partially, but I couldn't get the led rings to
> display pan values and update correctly, neither did I manage to get
> the button leds to reflect the software status. This works fine in
> 'native' MCU mode, so i thought maybe it would be possible to achieve
> the same with BCMan.
> 
> Also sometimes the faders are not initialized. I changed the
> connection from usb to MIDI and this seems to fix it ...
> 
> Any advice, please ?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Lorcan
>