hey,
i also use it in generic remote, but also as a normal controller, as you
also discribed.
i think there is no other way than the way you go. you have to assign the
number to the controller, anyway i am also not very into it, and had not
asssign all the vst, efx i use really often.
i am a bit confused about the settings i have to make on the 6 pushencoders,
if i want to make a preset on my own ;-)
mackie emulation mode so far i know, it can be used with reason and also
live ableton, in reason it is automatically asssigned to all instruments,
mixer, efx ;-) it is either bcf or bcr ;-)
very nice using reason.
cheers folks :-)
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>From: "depaffect" <d3paff3ct@...>
>Reply-To: bc2000@yahoogroups.com
>To: bc2000@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [bc2000] Re: BCF2000 and Cubase SX: Other users please identify
>yourselves by replying
>Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2006 00:43:30 -0000
>
>gday, i'm using the bcr2000 with cubase sx2, successfully, but not
>very intuitively.
>
>i'm using it with cubase's generic remote - mainly as control for the
>cubase sx2 vst mixer, and also for parameters of VSTs
>
>on the BCR itself, i leave it on the default preset; and then to
>change what i am controlling i change the generic remote's bank
>
>i can't help feeling that there's a better way i can be doing this
>though.
>
>i can control the vst 'z3ta' with it if i switch the generic remote's
>bank to "z3ta" , cool, but then if i load a second z3ta , i can't
>control it, unless i remake the z3ta bank which would take ages
>
>how are you guys actually using this thing?
>
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