Hi, I´m thinking of buying that controller basically because MCU and HUI emulations.
How is the workflow/interaction with T2? One thing I´m not sure about is that it´s only got 8 faders, so how can you control the master fader?
Any feedback from users ...?
Thx
Behringer BCF2000 and T2 ...
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- KVRian
- 646 posts since 3 Mar, 2005 from Oslo, No(r)way
It works great in MCU emulation. The faders are divided in eights, if you have more than 8 volumes then you can flip to the next 8..
like: 1-8, 9-16, 16 to and so on..
you have a built in switch, shift + something to get the master fader.
Automation has full support, plus controlling synths/plugins plus much more.
Drawbacks:
No channel displays, you need to use a little app that comes with it. It emulates the display. Just drag it down below on your desktop, and place your bcf just below. It works, but could be better. I've heard rumours that Mackie has built a similar app for their controllers without display. Haven't found it on the site, so if someone knows where it is, please tell me where..
To sum up:
It works fine, and for the money you can't do any better.
But if you do have the money, buy the real thing, the MCU. Offcourse, the MCU takes up a little bit more desktop space, but what the hell, it is a great controller, even though it costs 8 times the bcf.
like: 1-8, 9-16, 16 to and so on..
you have a built in switch, shift + something to get the master fader.
Automation has full support, plus controlling synths/plugins plus much more.
Drawbacks:
No channel displays, you need to use a little app that comes with it. It emulates the display. Just drag it down below on your desktop, and place your bcf just below. It works, but could be better. I've heard rumours that Mackie has built a similar app for their controllers without display. Haven't found it on the site, so if someone knows where it is, please tell me where..
To sum up:
It works fine, and for the money you can't do any better.
But if you do have the money, buy the real thing, the MCU. Offcourse, the MCU takes up a little bit more desktop space, but what the hell, it is a great controller, even though it costs 8 times the bcf.
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- KVRer
- 9 posts since 24 Jun, 2005
[quote="zOap"]It works great in MCU emulation. The faders are divided in eights, if you have more than 8 volumes then you can flip to the next 8..
like: 1-8, 9-16, 16 to and so on..
you have a built in switch, shift + something to get the master fader.
Tell me more about the shift + something for the master fader, or where this info can be had. Also interested in how to control synths and plugs. Love the BCF but I'm not using it to it's full potential I see.
Thanks
like: 1-8, 9-16, 16 to and so on..
you have a built in switch, shift + something to get the master fader.
Tell me more about the shift + something for the master fader, or where this info can be had. Also interested in how to control synths and plugs. Love the BCF but I'm not using it to it's full potential I see.
Thanks