Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hello

Been trying things in reason4 and wanted to know if you could go from
one device to another with any control so I wouldn't have to mouse the
change...

That would be very helpfull, specially live but it could help a lot
while composing somthing

Thanks
Guido



--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Mark van den Berg" <markwinvdb@...> wrote:
>
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "rpcfender" <rpcfender@> wrote:
> >> I wish to assign my own buttons on 
> >> the BCR to any button in Reason?
> >> Can it be done?
> >>
> > Sure. But it is either all Reason=>BCR or all YourSelection=>BCR You
> > can't have Reason take over the BCR and you add a couple of things as
> > far as I know.
> 
> You CAN add your own assignments to Reason's standard mapping (at
> least in Reason 4: I haven't tried Reason 3, but I suspect it works
> there as well):
> 
> 1. Let Reason control the BCR in "native" mode via Preferences -> 
> Keyboards and Control Surfaces: "Behringer BCR2000".
> 
> 2. Right-click on a Reason device (e.g. "Mixer 14:2"), and select
> "Lock Behringer BCR2000 to This Device".
> 
> 3. Enter Override Edit Mode via Options -> Remote Override Edit Mode.
> 
> 4. Right-click on an UNASSIGNED control (i.e. one with a blue downward 
> arrow - in this case e.g. "Channel 8 EQ On/Off") and choose "Edit
> Remote Overriding Mode". This opens a dialog box.
> 
> 5. Fiddle with the BCR control of your choice. Preferably this should
> be one that isn't used already. (An easy way to check which ones are
> used is via the upcoming BC Manager vs. 1.3.) In this example, press
> Upper Row Button 8. Reason's dialog box should register this as "Upper
> Row Button 8".
> 
> 6. Leave the dialog box by pressing OK, and leave Override Edit Mode. 
> Then press the BCR button again: the selected Reason control should
> now respond. (The only problem is that the BCR button's LED doesn't
> stick or respond to Reason.)
> 
> Mark.
>