Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Ok I understand now. Although I do work with Sonar I recently switched to live 9 which has native Mackie Mode for the BCF2000.

But from what I read about you making tutorial vids, wouldn't it be a piece of cake for you to adjust some of the orphaned settinge with ACT, MIDI Learn or BCManager?

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "redbrickdream" <blades@...> wrote:
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> MCU is Mackie Control Emulation and is the mode the BCF can be put in to control a DAW - it's preferred by some for two way ciommunication with known control libraries within the DAW software.
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> Cakewalk Sonar has two new version that have old implementations of the MCU dll files in use so many of the standard features don't work like they should, such as the EQ control modes.  This goes for the Mackie units or those that emulate them.
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> Does that clarify?
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> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "mmruijgrok" <senang@> wrote:
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> > Honeslty I have no idea what MCU files are..
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> > I haven't mapped all the knobs and sliders on my BCR and BCF2000 yet as I am in the process of moving and creating a new workspace but ACT in Sonar X2a or MIDI-learn and if that doesn't work BCManager seem good ways to get things done or am I missing something here?
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> > --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "redbrickdream" <blades@> wrote:
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> > > Hello all,
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> > > I haven't posted here for a LONG time, but was recently looking at some messages over on the Cakewalk Sonar message board about the fact that the MCU dll files haven't been updated in some time in the Sonar application.  I'm curious if anyone here has any updates about the status of things since the MCU features of the BCF2000 in Sonar have not really fully worked since the release of X1 and through the X2 release...and now it seems that either X3 or some other update is near release.  Just curious if anyone knows anything.
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> > > Also, if anyone is interested, I have two videos on my website about how to use the BCF2000 in Sonar.  While it's based on the 8.x series of Sonar, most of it is still relevant.  You can check them out here: http://www.blades85.com
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> > > Thanks.
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