Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Mark thank you , that's perfect , really easy to edit !!

The following questions arise because I see in bcmanager  resolutions window that it could be setted with higher numbers and I don't find / discover how to use it ... Maybe I'm missing something .

 which combination of resolutions and mode should you suggest in order a knob can perform the following tasks:

1) control continuous parameters 

 I set 4 resolutions at 5 30 96 200 .

( And I see you can go to 100.000 !!! Don't know why/how , I think if the number is there it has a purpose ... So ... )

 I'm lost which mode fits better ( abs ??? Rela14 bit ??? ) . The aim is to fine tune parameters , and when the same knob is controlling an on-off target , it could ne easily open/closed at higher speed  . This is helpfull in generic remote when a knob has no fixed target , depending on the vst on the slot it could be a continuous controller or a filter on off button . Which combination is suggested
. All vst can "read" this instructions or it depend on architecture / characteristics ?? I mean it is worth to do this or its ok just 01 standart resolution at 96 as suggested ??  


2) Control increments of discrete parameters

If the above is too generic and I need a especific knob  to change filter types , which setup is better ??? How can I setup a knob in order its range  to cover all types of filter , with adequate speed/resolution  and mode types ?  Let's suppose there are 8 filter types to be selected 

Thanks any hint .

DG


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-----Original Message-----
From: Mark van den Berg <markwinvdb@...>

Date: Mon, 20 Jul 2009 08:49:42 
To: <bc2000@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [bc2000] Re: bcmanager : shortcut to edit CCnumbers


  
 
 
 
--- In bc2000@yahoogroups. <mailto:bc2000%40yahoogroups.com> com, "nedaggg" <nedagg@...> wrote:
 > Hello I use a lot of nrpn on generic remote , is it posible in BCManager to copy and paste a knob increasing its CC/nrpn number by 01 ? Would be nice since you set up one knob the way you need it , and the others are created with this trick+01.
 
 BC Manager doesn't allow this particular "complex paste" operation. However, you can achieve basically the same result as follows:
 
 1. Select a range of encoders (e.g. 1-10).
 2. From the Edit menu, perform Set->Type and choose NRPN.
 3. From the Edit menu, perform Set->NRPN->NRPN, setting NRPN to the first desired value and "Step per row" to +1.
 4. Set any other parameters (e.g. Value 1 and 2) in the same way.
 
 Alternatively:
 1. Set up encoder 1 completely (via the Encoder dialog box).
 2. Copy encoder 1.
 3. Select encoders 2-10. (Or possibly 1-10, since you're going to set the first selected encoder's NRPN value anyway in step 5 below; you then don't even have to set up encoder 1's NRPN value in step 1 above.)
 4. Paste (this pastes encoder 1 to all the selected encoders).
 5. Perform Set->NRPN->NRPN, again setting "Step per row" to +1.
 
 Mark.