Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

> Is this possible with NRPNs as well? As for say the Akai Miniak?

Yes (don't know the Miniak NRPNs though)

  $button 33  ;
  .easypar NRPN 01 349 127 0 increment 1         ; 01 = channel,
349=14bit NRPN number ,127=max, 0 =min (both 14bit numbers)
  .showvalue on
  .default 0

$B0 $63 $02
$B0 $62 $5D
$B0 $63 01
$B0 $63 $02
$B0 $62 $5D
$B0 $63 02
$B0 $63 $02
$B0 $62 $5D
$B0 $63 03
...


the same as the above but with 2 NRPN 349 and 350

  $button 33  ;
  .showvalue on
  .incval 1
  .minmax 127 0
  .default 0
  .tx $B0 $63 $02
  .tx $B0 $62 $5D
  .tx $B0 $63 val
.tx $B0 $63 $02
  .tx $B0 $62 $5E
  .tx $B0 $63 val


> > > Is is at all possible to to make a bcr2000 button act as a
continuous controller?
> > >
> > Sure.... for Mod Wheel CC
> >
> > $button 33  ;
> >   .easypar CC  01 07 127 0 increment 1
> >   .showvalue on
> >   .default 0
> > $end
> >
> > Repeated pressing of the button
> >
> > $B0  1  0
> > $B0  1  1
> > $B0  1  2
> > ...
> > $B0  1 126
> > $B0  1 127
> > $B0  1  0
> > ...
> >
> > > I would like two or more greater than zero value midi messages
from one click of a particular button for reasons that are just an
experiment.
> > >
> > There are a few ways to do it. Here is one.
> > For Mod Wheel and Volume on channel 1
> > $button 33  ;
> >   .showvalue on
> >   .incval 1
> >   .minmax 10 6
> >   .default 6
> >   .tx $B0 1 val
> >   .tx $B0 7 val
> > $end
> >
> > A few clicks
> > $B0  1 6
> > $B0  7 6
> > $B0  1 7
> > $B0  7 7
> > $B0  1 8
> > $B0  7 8
> > $B0  1 9
> > $B0  7 9
> > $B0  1 10
> > $B0  7 10
> > $B0  1 6
> > $B0  7 6
> >
> > All the best
> > Royce
> >
>