Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

The birdie editor is not really suitable for sysex.

You need Mark's editor and his notes on the Behringer Control Language (BCL) is you need to go this way.

I would not go down this path as the Avid guys have made it easy for you by using the CC messages for the Venom.

If you want to use LEARN on the BCR you are much better off not using an editor at all and just twisting the knob on the Venom or the Vyzex editor and letting the BC listen and learn from the CC messages sent out.

If there is a special reason to use sysex then let me know, but as it stands this is not the way to make your template

All the best
Royce


--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "alberrobles_18" <alberrobles_18@...> wrote:
>
> Im using birdie editor for making my own venom synth template using the  Learned function where you can input midi data for a specific encoder. 
> Right now im using a sysex message from venom editor for the filter cutoff (i know i can program this parameter using other ways but im testing if this can be done this way for using it with another parameters) which is 
> 
> F0 00 01 05 21 00 02 09 00 6A 00 2A F7.
>  
> But birdie´s example comes as follows 
> 
> $F0 $41 $36 $00 $24 $20 $01 $1C val $F7. 
> 
> Im trying to match this two but i dont know how. 
> Im sending over and over using midi ox 
> 
> $F0 $00 $01 $05 $21 $00 $02 $09 $00 $6A $00 value $F7 (and all sorts of variations)
> 
> The bcr responds, i know because the lights blink 
> in a circle but the encoder doesnt get the message.
> 
> Maybe someone can tell me what if im not dissecting the sysex message properly or if it is a sending method problem.
> 
> Heres a link to the manual with the sysex specs:  
> 
> http://www.maudio.com/images/global/manuals/Venom%20User%20Guide_EN.pdf
> 
> Help!!
>