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Re: Beginners question: automate BCR control of (old) external sound modules
2012-12-10 by Royce
You can send a rebuild of the patch like
$rev R1
$encoder 33
.mode 1dot
.resolution 96 96 96 96
.minmax 0 127
.default $40
.tx $F0 $43 val $F7
$end
The .default will set the new value
But it won't be quick
The only other way is to have something to decode the sysex into CC, encode the CC to sysex and program the BC with CC messages using .easypar
Check out a vid I made showing how I connected a DW6000 to feed back patch data to the BCR
www.bwalk.com.au
All the best
Royce
--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, sghookings@... wrote:
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> I do this via a microprocessor.
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> It sits in the middle of the synth/BCR and add the necessary merging/midi feedback.
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> I am not sure of any other way of doing this ... but if there is I am all ears :-)
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> Regards
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> Steve H
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> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bijlevel" bijlevel@ wrote:
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> > Hi,
> > I have read the BCR manual and know how to control an external sound module with the BCR2000 by programming it manually, but I wonder if it is possible to do the following: send a preset or patch (or a complete sysex dump) from a sound module to my sequencer software (I use Digital Performet 7.2 and it is capable of receiving/sending sysex) and then send this sysex information to the BCR and by doing this automatically the right knobs and buttons on the BCR are programmed so I can then use the BCR to control my sound module. I'm having several legacy modules like the Proteus-1 (with orchestral expansion), a MKS-20, a DM5 drum module and a General Music RealExpander. All these modules have tiny vague LCD-screens and are hard to control manually especially when I'm working on my "music"desk, because they are a kind of tuck away in my setup to preserve working space. Thanks for any suggestion, help or pointing to previous discussions about this subject!
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> > Regards, Sjoerd Bijleveld, The Netherlands
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