Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Thanks, Erik. I am aware of that.

But at least one can use 2 encoders for 1 Parameter, i.e. one for -100%..0 and the other one for 0..100% The main reason for me to buy the BCR is mostly that I want to have lots of knobs without the need  of a computer.

I tried several software editors, micronizer being the latest one. But it's not very stable, development stalled several times and the UI is ... pedestrian.

MidiCTRL seems to be discontinued / not maintained anymore.

There is a video on youtube that explains a free software solution: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLdoNvS16HU 

...maybe I will try that when the BCR arrives.


But I will definitely send Behringer a feature request regarding the negative NRPN issue - in both German and English ;)


Cheers, Andi
 

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Erik Hines" <sablerock@...> wrote:
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> One issue that you'll run into with the Micron is the BCR2000 doesn't output Negative NRPN Values. I bought both the Micron and the BCR2000 in the hopes I could control the Micron. I can for many parameters, but for others I can't, or at least not the full range. 
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> Behringer has been asked by probably every Micron user in the world to update the firmware to allow for Negative NRPN values, I guess none of 'em spoke German.
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> Google 'Micron Negative NRPN', you'll find more than enough info to help make the best choice.
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> One option you have if you own both Micron\BCR is buying some of the software editors for the Micron. A lot of these allow the BCR to control the previously unusable parameters by converting CC messages to NRPN's. I use MidiCTRL. Looks the best and is probably the most feature filled. I still end up using the mouse more though...
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> Erik
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