Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hi.

> Most of the channels on the Six-Trak are calibrated to something other than 0-127.  (For example, the filter attack amount has 16 steps from 0-15.)  So when programming the Six-Trak locally the user enters in a value from 0-15, but when controlling it remotely the user sends values from 0-127 which the Six-Trak interprets as 0-15.  Make sense?
> 
> What I would like to do is have the BCR *display* a count from 0-15 while *sending* a value from 0-127.  This puts the numeric display in familiar territory for the user and should lower the precision of the knobs to the synth's limitations.

The short answer is no.

The BC displays the value (val) of the encoder. 

There is no way to get val * 8 to be sent out. (that I know of. Let me know if you work one out.)

You can adjust the resolution of the encoder to put out just 16 messages - one message for each change

.resolution 96 is every message from 0 to 127
for your 16 values we need to jump 8 values at a time (128 /16)
so the resolution is 96 * 8

.resolution 768

Every time the display changes the value on the synth should be incremented.

You can use increment with a step size of 8 on a button to step though the 16 values as well.

Royce