Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

I think maybe I should have not left the notify button ticked when I upload the file, so apologies for the junk:-(

Anyway, my first post, just had the BCR200 for a couple of weeks and been hanging around having a look to see what's what. What I was really after with the BCR was to aid in programming my old Roland stuff (JD880, JV1080 and D110) but it hasn't worked out that well, so I thought I'd start with something simple - the TB-3.

There's not really that much sysex available for the TB-3, so a fairly straightforward implementation, which I've uploaded. If anyone has one, perhaps they'd like to try it and let me know of any problems.

TR-8 and MX-1 next on the list;-)

Cheers and have fun,

Nig

Hi there

That's a good call on CTRLR thanks. I did try messing with it a couple of years ago but didn't have much joy but I've practically upgraded all my gear since then, so will look at it again.

The problem I had with the D-110 was that it just didn't appear to respond to any sysex commands, so I turned to the TB-3 thinking it would be a way of getting to grips with all this stuff, which i think it has. Just need to apply what I learned with that to the other stuff.

Cheers for the info, and good luck with the Pi. No unix apps you can put on there for MIDI?

Forget that last bit, I see there is a unix build of ctrlr already:-)

Was just browsing old stuff and came across your message. If you have a JV-1080, hopefully you've seen that I have a "mini" JV-1080 preset for the BCR in the files section. Instead of attacking the whole problem, this is just a few controls, and an accompanying JV-1080 sysex file, that treats the JV-1080 like a less complicated virtual analog synth, something like a Mini Moog.