Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hi, a bit late to the party ....but i think it´s one of bcr´s interesting "features"...

I´m working on a Mixer Patch for Reaktor5  which shows besides other nice settings 
8 VU Meters 
and of course you can mix,too.  :) definitly willing to post it here if i finish it the next time.

YO, the little problem is  as more exactly you want to set the VU meters as more cpu usage the PC has. Or on highest resolution setings on software bcr hangs up in a Looping death which maybe a alive response came after some minutes.

 But also in lowest respond it´s still a  very nice feature too look at & runs absolutly stable.


It was one of the reason i bougth the BCR.

cheers, Phil




--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "guidoronconi" <guidoronconi@...> wrote:
>
> you are right
> I was kind of impressed but then I thought ...what would that be good
> for ? (maybe just to keep control of what is sounding and what is
> not...)... It may just look good...
> Right now I'm way more concern with the fact I have to get a posible set
> of midi conections as I described in the previous messages without a 4x4
> or 8x8 midi interface... Any recomendations in the MIDI device set up in
> Nuendo (is the same as cubase.) would be really appreciated.
> Thanks!!
> Guido
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Mark van den Berg" <markwinvdb@>
> wrote:
> >
> > --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "guidoronconi" guidoronconi@ wrote:
> > > I have seen some videos were Bcr2000 has the top row of rotary
> encoders
> > > leds working as VU meters... How is that?
> > > Anybody does it?
> >
> > I do know that Propellerhead Reason does this: if you connect the BCR
> > to a Reason "Mixer" device and select Encoder Group 4, the 8 top
> > encoders' LEDs work in the way you're describing for the individual
> > mixer channels. Reason simply assigns particular CC controller numbers
> > to these encoders, then during song play it sends corresponding CC
> > messages to the BCR. A gimmick? I don't know - I found it kind of cute
> > when I first saw it, but how useful it is, is of course open to
> debate.
> >
> > Mark.
> >
>