Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

In order to test it, I created an empty project, added one audio
channel, one group channel, added a VEQ4 as an insert on the audio
channel, routed it to the group.  There are no VST instruments - and
I've disabled all midi inputs in the Midi section under Devices.

If I have Mackie Control set to input Not Connected and output to
anything (BCR2000 or a MidiYoke) it outputs the aftertouch data
constantly.  If I set the Mackie Control output to Not Connected it
goes away.

So, no, there's no other MIDI or controller activity happening in this
test project.  I also found it's happening with the SSL EQ as well -
so it appears to be affecting all 5.7 Waveshell plugins.

I uninstalled MidiYoke to make sure that wasn't the issue - and
reinstalled the Waves plugins, but it still is doing the same thing.

Has anyone else experienced this?


--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "k5kip_1999" <k5kip_1999@...> wrote:
>
> A shot in the dark....
> Do you have the same midi port outputting?
> Meaning - which port do you have outputting mackie control surface data?
> Is that port also enabled to output sequencer stuff?
> There are midi control surface ports and midi in/out ports.
> Make sure that the midi in/out port is disabled for all but the midi
> control surface.
> Hmmm.. I am not sure that made sense...
> 
> Kip
> 
> 
> 
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "especht590" <especht590@> wrote:
> >
> > I have nearly finished tweaking out my BCR2000 with Nuendo 3 in Mackie
> > Control mode, but I just found a big problem.  When I have a Waves
> > VEQ3, VEQ4 or VComp on a channel that either is routed to a group
> > channel or is sending to a group channel, I'm receiving tons of
> > aftertouch messages out of Nuendo (in to HuskerVu).  It only seems to
> > happen when the "analog" feature in the Waves vintage series is
> > enabled!  Does anyone have any idea on how to prevent this?
> >
>