Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Not exactly the same ... but this is close to the way Novation's Automap Pro works.

You see a 'gui' looking like the control surface of which ever Novation SL device you have connected/ selected. There is a drop down menu that shows all of the available parameters of the plug-in in this 'gui.'

Parameters that are already assigned ... that is not extra one you select from drop down menu ... can be 'drag and drop'd from one encoder/ pot/ slider/ or button to another. When you drop it, the one it is replacing switches places with it.

When you run our of encoders/ pots/ buttons/ sliders you just 'add anther page' and get a fresh page of the 'gui' to program.

When you are done you can save this instance of the 'control map' as the default for that particular plug-in, or a 'save as' giving it any name you want so you can have multiple 'presets' of the mapping of any plug-in if you want to be able to control it in different ways for different situations.

The concept is one of the most 'brilliant' I've ever seen ... and with the Pro version is now almost as well implemented.

DF
--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "manolo_k_" <manolo_k_@...> wrote:
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> I want to share an idea about a fast to program BCF for a lot of computer uses. Maybe someday could exists:
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> A software that shows on a little window a tiny BCF-2000 and with wires you could attach and link to: knobs of audio plugins, software sliders, system buttons, computer keys, etc.
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> In the case of an audio plugin knob, the software will program on the BCF the required controller or note used by the plugin.
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> In the case of a computer software, our inexistent software will program on the BCF the next free MIDI controller or note that will be used for the new action.
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> 
> By the moment, with patience and midi translator can be done.
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