Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

i noticed there is a  file for it but it's not what i would like my set 
up to be. 
i was wondering if anyone has any tips on programming a preset for 
audition control?
i tried the learn function and it worked somewhat for track volumes but 
thats it.

thanks!

Hi,
there was some earlier discussion about Audition you might like to read.

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "one_point_twentyone_jigawatts"
<one_point_twentyone_jigawatts@...> wrote:
>
> i noticed there is a  file for it but it's not what i would like my set 
> up to be. 
> i was wondering if anyone has any tips on programming a preset for 
> audition control?

You will need to think about and tell us exactly what you would like
to control.

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?). Check
out the files section.


> 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. 

Royce

holy shit this is complex! ill try and suss out a good lay out for me
and then post it  so we can start there
thank you

--- 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.