Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hi Eric

what preset are you using to control Live?

The BC can be programmed to do as you have described.
The encoders have a parameter that says how sensitive they are.
  .resolution 96 200 500 1000
The four numbers represent the value change in one revolution.
There are 4 values because the resolution can change depending on how fast you turn it.
96 puts out every single value
192 puts out every second value
48 puts out every value twice

The question is does it jump if you turn the encoder slowly??

  .resolution 96 96 96 96
always puts out every value.

There could be another issue.

The BC can be set (in the global area) to wait from 2ms to 100ms before it puts out a Midi message.

That is, if you turn the encoder fast the unit could wait for up to 1/10th of a second before putting out a value. To do this it drops some of the intermediate values.
This is very useful if you are controlling something using sysex.
The sysex message is a lot longer than CC messages and they can stack up in the Midi buffer on a hardware synth causing a delay in changing the value.

I increase this Wait value when using my DX7 live.

Royce

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "eric.liberda" <biologik@...> wrote:
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> Hi Everyone,
> I have an issue with jumping values on my BCR2000 (newest firmware). I'm using one BCR2000 in midi4 (U4 i think) mode in ableton live. The input and output on the BCR2000 are set to BCR2000 port 1 and the track and remote for input are enabled (that's the right setup, correct?). The output for track and remote are disabled. 
> 
> Here's what happens: sometimes when i turn a knob the values jump spontaneously. These value jumps are represented on the BCR itself as well. I can delete the midi mapped knob and remap it and then it's fine. There is nothing else mapped to that knob. I have tons of mapped knobs and when I load the project it seems like it's a different knob that's affected!
> 
> Any ideas? Am I creating some sorta midi loop by improperly configuring the BCR2000 (at the input/output and track and remote screen)?
> 
> Thanks for any help!
> Eric
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