Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hi,
I have searched, but can't find this....
I want to group 3 or 4 faders together, and have them work as a group  when moving one of the faders.
Can this be done?
cheers
congadude51

Hi
> I want to group 3 or 4 faders together, and have them work as a group  when moving one of the faders.
> Can this be done?

Yes , but it is pretty meaningless as the BC is dealing with Midi messages not audio and all the faders would have to be outputting the same CC message. 
As I recall you can add a tx to an easypar command. 
Make each of the faders have the same CC easypar and the different real output is in the tx message.

Perhaps you could say what you want to do?
eg do you want to group 4 faders in DAW? Route the outputs in the DAW to a sub group and control the group with one BCF fader.

There could be a solution to your problem, but I think you need to say exactly what you want to achieve.

All the best
Royce

Bryan

> I use Gigastudio, and wish to turn the brass section down in a particular song.
> The brass is made up of Sax, Troms, Trumpets and Flugel Horns, and i want to keep the existing balance by fading
> as a group using expression (CC# 11). That is 4 faders on separate midi channels, all using CC#11.
> I would then copy the final CC#11 values to my sequencer, which is an old DOS based application called "Texture", which runs within "Dosbox" that is an emulation program.

I remember Texture. I used it a lot till I changed to Voyetra SeqPlus

> I should have included this info with the original post.
This is discussed in e my BCSecret.pdf in the group section or in the document section of the Wiki

To keep the brass mix, set the instrument faders to CC7 volume instead of CC11 and use CC11 for the group - or the reverse

Use the standard easypar for the Instruments CC7

For the group fader you will need to use the tx method. With tx you can have multiple messages. Anything up to 125 bytes

If you are using Mark's editor this is the Learned area
I'll give it to you in the script form as that is what I usually use with my editor.

$rev F1
$fader 1 ; group
  .showvalue on
  .default 100  ; position when you first select the preset
  .minmax 0 127
  .tx $B0  11 val    ; channel 1
  .tx $B1  11 val    ; channel 2
  .tx $B2  11 val    ; channel 3
  .tx $B3  11 val    ; channel 4

;the extra faders 2 to 5 in here

.end

You can put the group message in a single line
  .tx $B0  11 val    $B3  11 val    $B2  11 val   


As you push up fader 1

$B0  11 0
$B1  11 0
$B2  11 0
$B3  11 0

$B0  11 1
$B1  11 1
$B2  11 1
$B3  11 1

$B0  11 2
$B1  11 2
$B2  11 2
$B3  11 2

$B0  11 3
$B1  11 3
$B2  11 3
$B3  11 3
etc

Hope this helps
Royce