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Re: BCR Sysex from DAW
2007-11-27 by rpcfender
> I'm using Cubase SX3 - when running Mackie Emulation, the DAW sends out
> CC48 to CC55, on channel 1, with a range of value depending on the
> led "graphical" behaviour: 1-11 single dot, 17-27 pan type (i'm at
> work, i'll post the other one when i'm back home, i don't remember).
So no sysex then?
> BTW, the BCR has 15 leds (MCU has 11), and i noticed that giving the 1-
> 11range on the bcr lights up the leds from 1 to 11 (clockwise), so the
> visual feedback is "asimmetrical" - the MCU emu implemented by
> Behringer instead lights up the leds from 3 to 13, with the correct
> visualization.
You could use
.mode spread
At 1 the middle LED is on. As you turn the encoder the leds on either side light up and at 11 the whole thing is lit up
.mode qual
does the reverse
$encoder 1
.easypar CC 1 48 1 11 absolute
.mode spread
.showvalue on
.default 1
Not the best, but at least it is symmetric.
> maybe it's possible to use the .easypar to implement the Mackie control
> and the .tx field to set up the feedback CC (or viceversa)?
Check with midiox that the CC message is coming out of Cuebase
Check that the MIDI output device is set to the BCR
$encoder 1
.easypar CC 1 48 1 11 absolute
.mode spread
.showvalue on
.default 1
$encoder 2
.easypar CC 1 48 1 11 absolute
.mode spread
.showvalue on
.default 1
will run together so the feedback works internally
Curiously,
$encoder 3
.resolution 96 96 96 96
.mode spread
.showvalue on
.default 1
.minmax 1 11
.tx $B0 7 val
doesn't join them, and adding
$encoder 4
.resolution 96 96 96 96
.mode spread
.showvalue on
.default 1
.minmax 1 11
.tx $B0 7 val
3 and 4 are not linked. So perhaps the feed back only works for easypar.
All the best
Royce