Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hi there everyone!When I use my BCF2000 in the Mackie emulation mode 
with Cubase LE4,the transport buttons(play,stop,back to zero etc) 
sound notes in the NI Kore player plug in.Is there any way I can avoid 
this.Apart from this problem,I am very happy so far with the 
BCF2000.Thanks.Dennis.

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "dennibardenhagen" 
<dennibardenhagen@...> wrote:
>
> Hi there everyone!When I use my BCF2000 in the Mackie emulation 
mode 
> with Cubase LE4,the transport buttons(play,stop,back to zero etc) 
> sound notes in the NI Kore player plug in.Is there any way I can 
avoid 
> this.Apart from this problem,I am very happy so far with the 
> BCF2000.Thanks.Dennis.
>
Hello!

the Mackie protocol uses note on/note off messages for buttons - if 
you route BCF midi out to a midi track (on top of routing it to the 
Mackie MCU in Cubase device panel), you'll ear the notes...

i guess you plugged a keyboard into the BCF?

:)

Hi !

>> Hi there everyone!When I use my BCF2000 in the Mackie emulation mode
>> with Cubase LE4,the transport buttons(play,stop,back to zero etc)
>> sound notes in the NI Kore player plug in.Is there any way I can
>> avoid this.Apart from this problem,I am very happy so far with the
>> BCF2000.Thanks.Dennis.

For your midi tracks, do not choose "All midi inputs" as input but choose 
your midi input device (probably a midi keyboard) or the midi input it is 
connected to. As an alternative you may "unload" the BCF midi port from the 
midi input devices in the midi devices menu of cubase. I use Cubase 4, so I 
don't know if it is exactly the same menus in LE4.

Cheers.
Jay (http://www.espace-cubase.org)

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "dennibardenhagen"
<dennibardenhagen@...> wrote:
>
> Hi there everyone!When I use my BCF2000 in the Mackie emulation mode 
> with Cubase LE4,the transport buttons(play,stop,back to zero etc) 
> sound notes in the NI Kore player plug in.Is there any way I can 
> avoid this.

At least in SX3 you can exclude your BCF2000 from the "All MIDI
inputs" list in the device menu, so it would not interfere anymore
with the other input devices, which you are using.