Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hey Francesco,

I allready figured that out, it's something else I'd like to do and
maybe I didn't really explain it correct...

The thing I wish to do is that everytime I switch from encoder to
encoder it sends out a cc only once, and after that another cc
determined by the val argument...

So for instance: 

if I turn encoder 2:

CC: 10 (fixed value) , 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val),
2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val) etc.

The thing I wish to do is that everytime I switch from encoder it
sends out a cc Only once, after that another cc determined by the val
argument...

So for instance: 

if I turn encoder 1:

CC: 1 (fixed value) , 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val),
2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val), 2(val) etc.

I actually gave up hope that the BCR is able to do this... looking for
other ways now.

If anyone still knows how to program it in BCR let me know,

The Maker


--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "goyya76" <goyya76@...> wrote:
>
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "themaker4" <audioesc@> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> it can be done - Art Hunkins explained me how to that (thanks again 
> Art!)...the .tx field should be like this:
> 
> .tx 144 40 127 $B0 35 60 $B1 16 val
> 
> for each "unit" movement (ie, with the default resolution, 1/96 of 360 
> degrees if remember correctly), the knob sends out a fixed note message 
> (144 40 127), a fixed CC ($b0 35 60), a variable CC ($B1 16 val)
> 
> also, lots of combination are possible: for example, 144 val 127 (but 
> you probably already know it if you read the Bcsecret stuff and the 
> midi implementation docs here)
>   
> hope it helps! 
> 
> Ciao,
> 
> Francesco
>  
> >
> > I was wondering:
> > 
> > Is it possible to let an encoder spit out a single fixed cc value,
> > folowwed bij a string of cc's determined by the val argument.....
> > 
> > I need this for MSB/LSB stuff on my ensoniq ESQm .... first select the
> > parameter, then send values without sending the parameter change again
> > every time value is changed/encoder is rotated.(this is the only way I
> > get it to work now)
> > 
> > Cheers,
> > 
> > The Maker
> >
>