-8 fadders automatizados
-8 knobs para los paneos
-transporte...
Etc..
alguien que la teng y utilice Cubase SX3 que diga que tal va. etc
Muchas gracias
vdbecke escribió:los Anti-Warringer, no pueden decir nada en esta ocasion
lenizion escribió:No sé si te servirá de ayuda porque no la utilizo en cubase y tengo xp, pero en cuanto a lo del BCFview, asegúrate de iniciarlo antes abrir el secuenciador y si tienes más dispositivos midi conectados asegurate de que va a responder a la controladora (click con el botón derecho y te sale un menú contextual, selecciona ahí el BCF2000-1). Luego en el secunciador yo a veces tengo que volver a seleccionar en el menú de superficies de control (no sé si tendrás uno en cubase) la BCF tanto read como para write, porque a veces aparce se cruzan los dispositivos midis. Comprueba eso también.
Un saludo
Alguien escribió:For operating systems where USB is not supported, or any OS other than Windows®
2000/XP or Mac® OS-X, you will need to use the MIDI connections. Ensure that your
existing MIDI interface is installed and recognised by your host software.
BCF2000 port configuration: select one of the “stand-alone” modes for the BCF2000
Check this in the global menu. Press “EDIT” and then “STORE” keys together, the
display will read [EG] (edit global). Use the “TYPE” encoder to select the port status
(mode) – for best results select mode S-4. Exit the global menu and call up a preset.
Note : after setting the BCF2000 port configuration you must exit the global menu.
Note : connect the BCF2000’s “MIDI IN” and “MIDI OUT A” ports to your computer’s MIDI
interface.
Note : you cannot access the global edit menu directly from the “emulation” modes in V1.06 or
higher. Restart, but keep the appropriate selection key held down for a few seconds.
Note : you cannot access the global edit menu directly from the default factory preset for
Cubase® – in this case you will need to select a different preset to enter the global
menu.
Alguien escribió:For operating systems where USB is not supported, or any OS other than Windows®
2000/XP or Mac® OS-X, you will need to use the MIDI connections. Ensure that your
existing MIDI interface is installed and recognised by your host software.
BCF2000 port configuration: select one of the “stand-alone” modes for the BCF2000
Check this in the global menu. Press “EDIT” and then “STORE” keys together, the
display will read [EG] (edit global). Use the “TYPE” encoder to select the port status
(mode) – for best results select mode S-4. Exit the global menu and call up a preset.
Note : after setting the BCF2000 port configuration you must exit the global menu.
Note : connect the BCF2000’s “MIDI IN” and “MIDI OUT A” ports to your computer’s MIDI
interface.
Note : you cannot access the global edit menu directly from the “emulation” modes in V1.06 or
higher. Restart, but keep the appropriate selection key held down for a few seconds.
Note : you cannot access the global edit menu directly from the default factory preset for
Cubase® – in this case you will need to select a different preset to enter the global
menu.
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