Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Mark

You are quite right.
I originally tested it with .easypar CC 1 19 0 16383 absolute/14 and only got one message, but now when I test it again I get the two.
I must have left something out in my first try.
Thanks for putting me straight.

All the best

Royce

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Mark" <markwinvdb@...> wrote:
>
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Royce" <rpcfender@> wrote:
> > I'm afraid this is not quite true.
> > If you set a range of 0 to $3FFF, minmax of 14 bit Midi values, and the 
> > CC was something like 7 volume as there is a Fine volume defined in in 
> > the Midi spec 39 so you would get 2 Midi messages
> > 
> > $B0 07 00
> > $B0 39 00
> > $B0 07 00
> > $B0 39 01
> > $B0 07 00
> > $B0 39 02 etc
> > 
> > but if you use CC 19 there is no defined course or fine complement CC so 
> > you get
> > 
> > $B0 19 00
> > $B0 19 01
> > $B0 19 02
> > ..
> > $B0 19 126
> > $B0 19 127
> > $B0 19 00
> > ..
> > $B0 19 127
> > $B0 19 01
> > $B0 19 02
> > .. etc
> > 
> > It just loops around
> 
> I'm afraid this is not quite true.
> For any controller m in the MSB range [0, 31], the BCR outputs both the MSB CC message AND the corresponding LSB CC message (with m+32).
> (See "BC MIDI Implementation.pdf", section 16.3.)
> 
> So for CC 19 you don't need ".tx" definitions:
> you can simply use a "standard" definition with ".easypar", e.g.
> 
> $rev R1
> $encoder 6
>   .easypar CC 1 19 0 16383 absolute/14
>   .showvalue on
>   .mode 1dot
>   .resolution 1000
>   .default 0
> $end
> 
> Or am I missing something?
> 
> Mark.
>