Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Anyone interested in a like new BCF2000 to add to your set up, I'm
selling mine.  Asking $85 + shipping

It's got the unit, usb cable, powersupply, manuals, original box, and
is 100% functional, no marks, dings, scratches... Basically Mint.

I used it with Logic Pro.  If intreested email me.  I can take
pictures to send.

Thanks, Adam

Hi Everyone,

Im thinking In Making Some Professional Templates, (Nice Design, And  
Printed In A Plastic So It Last forever).
I Uploaded A Sample Im Making Into the Files Section. Please Tell Me  
Your Opinion! I Extended The Top Part To Give More Information Of The  
Function Of
Each Of the 4 Encoder Groups. (There Will Be No Problem If We Put A  
Little Velcro On The Lower Part Of The Top Template.)

It's Still Work In Progress, Since:
1) Need To test Those Settings To See That It's Comfortable Enough.  
Probably Will Need To Regroup Some Things
2) Change More The "grouping" Of Things, So It Makes More Sense For  
Somebody Not Familiar With The Synth.
3) Make A Vectorial Version Of the File (In Adobe Illustrator) So It  
Can Be Professionally Printed And Cut (The Cutting Has To Be Done By  
A Machine)

If Someone Wants To Contribute With A Template, It Would Be Great.   
(In case That Nobody Wants To Work It Out with me, Would You be  
Interested In buying, Lets Say, 10 Templates Of Different Software  
for 40 Bucks?) I would Prefer The Contribution Option! Since I Use  
Very Little The Software Synths, And I Would Really Use A Few  
Templates. So If We Make This As A Team, We Will Get More Templates  
Ready and We Will split The cost, And We Can End Up With Templates  
For All DAWs, Softsynths, And Even Real Hardware! (I was Thinking In  
Making One Template for Those Controls In My virus That Are 20  
Screens Away =)

What Do You think?

Hello,
I would gladly pay for the templates I want whether they come with or 
without the plastic overlay. 
Here's my list in order of preference: 
Behringer V-Amp Pro, Kawai XD-5, Novation Drumstation, Korg Triton 
Classic and Wavestation SR, Yamaha Motif Rack ES and TX81Z, Big Tick 
Angelina, Roland Fanton-S, Prodyon AgonyX, AlgoMusic AlgonN, Anarchy 
Sound Anarchy Rhythms, Camel Audio Cameloen5000, Celemony Melodyne 2, 
Propellerheads ReBirth, ALL of Concrete FX, Emagic EVP73, Native 
Instruments FM7, Wusik Wusikstation V1, and Cutter Music SawCutter.

Let me know when you can have them finished.
BVS

Hi Kaltar,

Something like the following one for the BCF, but for the BCR?
http://f5.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/IBJNRJC4ZVp9XSaYSYvtAwPtSBJkfkshWzeSiLRFt2iEVz_BTDvzzGMJ9VnltNMLIpKsbmRlRIKzOE6Da_-6E76M-YYq6fg/BCF2000_templates.pdf

The one above from Behringer is pretty nice because users can enter
the labels themselves and then just print it. The results are pretty
good, but having ready punch-outs for the slots and pots would be nice.

And what about matching configuration files for specific software
and/or synths?

FruityLoops? Cubase family? BCF?

Steve M
aka tekrytor

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, kaltar <kaltar@...> wrote:

>
> Hi Everyone,
> 
> Im thinking In Making Some Professional Templates, (Nice Design, And  
> Printed In A Plastic So It Last forever).
> I Uploaded A Sample Im Making Into the Files Section. Please Tell Me  
> Your Opinion! I Extended The Top Part To Give More Information Of The  
> Function Of
> Each Of the 4 Encoder Groups. (There Will Be No Problem If We Put A  
> Little Velcro On The Lower Part Of The Top Template.)
> 
> It's Still Work In Progress, Since:
> 1) Need To test Those Settings To See That It's Comfortable Enough.  
> Probably Will Need To Regroup Some Things
> 2) Change More The "grouping" Of Things, So It Makes More Sense For  
> Somebody Not Familiar With The Synth.
> 3) Make A Vectorial Version Of the File (In Adobe Illustrator) So It  
> Can Be Professionally Printed And Cut (The Cutting Has To Be Done By  
> A Machine)
> 
> If Someone Wants To Contribute With A Template, It Would Be Great.   
> (In case That Nobody Wants To Work It Out with me, Would You be  
> Interested In buying, Lets Say, 10 Templates Of Different Software  
> for 40 Bucks?) I would Prefer The Contribution Option! Since I Use  
> Very Little The Software Synths, And I Would Really Use A Few  
> Templates. So If We Make This As A Team, We Will Get More Templates  
> Ready and We Will split The cost, And We Can End Up With Templates  
> For All DAWs, Softsynths, And Even Real Hardware! (I was Thinking In  
> Making One Template for Those Controls In My virus That Are 20  
> Screens Away =)
> 
> What Do You think?
>

That's the intent of groups like this, to share knowledge and
resources, for the common good. With Kaltar's obvious artistic talent,
his template looks much "sexier" than the basic BCR front panel! I'm
sure that's a plus for users. I think the text labels are very
important too, especially for users with multiple uses for their BC
units. Having printable forms with cutouts would be very nice. It
seems like behringer is missing the boat on this, by not providing
these for sale. I would buy a pack of printable blank templates for my
BCF, as would many other BC users, I'm fairly certain.

steve

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, kaltar <kaltar@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks Steve! Thats A Good Idea, Just To Produce the Exact Templates  
>  From Behringer But In a Plastic Surface, Already Perforated...
> To Make The Configuration File Is Not That Big Deal.
> 
> And Yes, The Idea Is to Do BCF and BCR.
> 
> However, I Can't Design All The Diferent Programs And Softsynths, Cause:
> 1) I Don't Have All those Synths Or Programs
> 2) I don't Have So Much Time
> 3) Im Not A User Of those Programs, So I Wont Be Able To Make A  
> "NICE" Interface For The Program (You Know, You Have To Use It For  
> Some Time To Know What Is Better To Put In The controller)
> 
> That's Why I Asked WHO Wanted To Join The Project And Do The Design  
> Of some Of Those.
> 
> Other Option Would Be To Make Pages With Premade Perforations Of The  
> Templates (Those That Have Little Dots So Its So Easy to Remove The  
> Holes) So We Can Print Whatever We Want, And Have The Worst Part (The  
> Cut) Already Done.
> 
> What Option Do You Think Is Better?
> Lets See What Everybody thinks Thru this Week. I Think That the  
> Option Of the Pre-perforated Sheets Is The Best, So We Can Print Them  
> And Mark Them As We Wish. Of Course, We'll Do It In A Heavy Heavy  
> Paper (Photo Paper Style) So It Is Not So Fragile To Be broken. And  
> Still Will Look Good. I Can Give The Template PDF For Everybody To  
> Work On It, So We Can Just Submit The The Things We Have Done (design  
> And Sysx). If Everybody In The List Makes Just ONE, We Get 90  
> Different Templates!
> 
> What Does Everybody Else Says?
> 
> On Apr 24, 2006, at 2:49 PM, tekrytor wrote:
> 
> > Hi Kaltar,
> >
> > Something like the following one for the BCF, but for the BCR?
> > http://f5.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/ 
> >
IBJNRJC4ZVp9XSaYSYvtAwPtSBJkfkshWzeSiLRFt2iEVz_BTDvzzGMJ9VnltNMLIpKsbm 

> > RlRIKzOE6Da_-6E76M-YYq6fg/BCF2000_templates.pdf
> >
> > The one above from Behringer is pretty nice because users can enter
> > the labels themselves and then just print it. The results are pretty
> > good, but having ready punch-outs for the slots and pots would be  
> > nice.
> >
> > And what about matching configuration files for specific software
> > and/or synths?
> >
> > FruityLoops? Cubase family? BCF?
> >
> > Steve M
> > aka tekrytor
>