Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "rpcfender" <rpcfender@...> wrote:
> When the discussion was about Audition volume control there was quite
> a bit of preset code included. Have a look and see what you can make
> of it.
> You will need an editor, like the brand new graphic one of Mark's or
> to cut and paste the code from the examples you could use BC-Control
> or my PC editor (unless you can do that in your editor, Mark?).

I'm not quite sure if I understand this correctly, but if it's about
entering BCL texts in my editor:

That can be done via the "BCL editor" window (opened via the "View"
pull-down menu in the "B-Controls" window):

You can type any text in the BCL editor window (or paste any text
previously copied to the standard Windows clipboard via Ctrl+Ins etc.).

You can do basically two things with any text in a BCL editor window:

1. Via the Send button: send it directly to your BCF/BCR2000. (Not
recommended.)

2. Via the Execute button: merge it with the internal data
representations maintained by BC Manager. This has several advantages
over the first method:
a. BC Manager's interpreter checks the syntax of the text in
(virtually) identical fashion as the BCF/BCR themselves. It points out
any errors, so you can use this as a kind of fast and safe "dry run".
b. It allows for many kinds of further processing: editing (incl.
moving and copying), saving, sending, printing, etc.

>> I tried the learn function and it worked somewhat for track volumes but

> Is that the "Learn" in Mark's editor or the BCR front panel edit?
> If it is the latter, the sysex there is limited to static messages ie
> no changing value. 

I'm a bit confused here, so maybe I'm missing the point, but the
"Learn" (of presets) in my editor simply mirrors the BCF/BCR's "Learn"
capabilities, i.e. it is ALSO restricted to static messages.

P.S. I've been very busy in the last few weeks: I'll be publishing a
complete manual for BC Manager very soon (hopefully in a few days),
and BC Manager version 1.0.1 is also basically finished.

Mark.