Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Have installed all BC Drivers etc but for some reason BCR2000 is listed 
as 'USB Audio Device' (this on Midi-Ox and Live).

Could this be why Mackie emu is not working as it should?

Anyone else getting same results?

i think if you run it on usb that is the default name, im just getting
set up & also have a usb keyboard which comes up as USB Audio Device
(2), which can get confusing. I dont know if there's any way of
changing the name but its normal behaviour, from the little experience
i have 
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Mac lets you rename midi devices and even assign different icons to
them... Luxury my friends, luxury...

Karl

On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 10:13 AM, meefchaloin <alexfellows5@...> wrote:
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> i think if you run it on usb that is the default name, im just getting
>  set up & also have a usb keyboard which comes up as USB Audio Device
>  (2), which can get confusing. I dont know if there's any way of
>  changing the name but its normal behaviour, from the little experience
>  i have
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Thanks for the replys!

I have since found many references to XP recognising the BCR as 'USB 
Audio Device'

I initialy thought this was an error because Live (or Reason for that 
matter) will not converse with the BCR. Now I know that being listed 
as 'USB Audio Device' is all ok it still does not answer why it will 
not work?

Global is set to U-1. All midi settings in live as they should be but 
will not communicate, at all (on any preset).

Have sys-ex-ed tha factory presets using midi-ox, still not working.

All started goin pete tong when tried to instal MCU. Since then 
nothing has worked and Live has even stated to crash when I'm in the 
midi section of preferecnes. Live has NEVER crashed before.

Anyone have an idea of what to do as I've read all thats in the 
manuals several times.

I will add that I had also installed a BCR driver from the Behringer 
site at about the same time as I tried to set up the MCU, anyone 
found the BCR drivers cause a problem?

?


--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Karl Lurman" <karl.lurman@...> wrote:
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> Mac lets you rename midi devices and even assign different icons to
> them... Luxury my friends, luxury...
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> Karl
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> On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 10:13 AM, meefchaloin <alexfellows5@...> 
wrote:
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> > i think if you run it on usb that is the default name, im just 
getting
> >  set up & also have a usb keyboard which comes up as USB Audio 
Device
> >  (2), which can get confusing. I dont know if there's any way of
> >  changing the name but its normal behaviour, from the little 
experience

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