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Name:  Alan Mather
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Date:  27-Dec-10

Excellent tutorials.
What about third party Instrument control.
I have several Native Instruments, including Guitar Rig and Absynth
How can the Behringer be used for control of these?
(I also posted this in the forum, before I found this spot to post.)

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Name:  Alan Mather
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Date:  27-Dec-10

addendum to previous post

I wonder if the Behringer can be used to control the variable settings and if they can be manipulated in a
similar fashion to the built in Plug-ins in Logic.

You also describe how the order can be changed in the CSParameterOrder.plist.

You didn't mention third party software at all in your tutorial set.

Does this mean they can't be controlled in a similar manner to the Logic Instruments and Inserts?

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Name:  arno
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Date:  03-Jan-11

Every teacher, I have two BCF2000, but try to many times are not normal use, the biggest problem is the first and second synchronous motor is moving, please tell me how to order them from the normal 1-16 ,,,!!! I'm using imac & LOGIC 9!Thank you!

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Name:  Pablo van Vierzen
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Date:  17-Jan-11

Hi,
Very usefull tutorials!
Are you also going to make a tutorials about using a BCF2000 and a BCR2000 with logic?
Regards,
Pablo van Vierzen

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Name:  Bob Mutch
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Activity:  Hobby-ist
Date:  15-Feb-12

Absolutely brilliant! So brilliant, in fact, that I immediately purchased a Behringer BCR2000. That's "R", for
rotary, instead of "F", for fader. That's where the problem started.

Now BCF2000 and BCR2000 share a users manual; and by all accounts, in Behringer literature, are identical
(save for 8 faders vs. 16 rotary pots). Uh... No.

As soon as I unboxed and connected the BCR2000, restarted Tutorial #1, and tried to boot to "LC" mode, I
knew I was in for trouble. You see, the presumably electronically-identical BCR does not have the LC mode
that the BCF has.

Three days later, I discover that - with time- I can set up the unit from scratch; but that the BCR also doesn't
allow LED feedback. That's critical. Is there any help out there, for a poor frustrated soul? Am I forced to
dump the BCR on eBay, and pick up a BCF? Sad, since I really didn't want or need faders.

Til then, I s'pose I'll just twiddle my knobs.

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Name:  DMC63
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Date:  04-Nov-12

Thanks for taking the time to put this together. I've had my BCF2000 for many years and never used it. Got it out of the box and fired it up. With the tutorial it was easy to find my way around it and put it to work ; )

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Name:  Charlie
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Date:  19-May-13

Hello, im looking at buying one of these second hand and i just wondered what drivers i need to install on my
mac to get it running please?

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