BCF 2000 Mackie Mode Cubase

[nightscope]

Originally Posted by SirTralala

But it doesn`t.

It does on my 2000 using the procedure you've described, and hasn't failed to so so in the six years or so I've had the unit. If it isn't working either the unit is malfunctioning or you're doing something wrong. Sounds as if you're doin' it right so the unit may be broken. Try using Sonar mode, fourth button from left, I think that's what I used to use with Klinke's .dll, I'm on a Mackie these days.

ns

[SirTralala]

Originally Posted by nightscope

It does on my 2000 using the procedure you've described, and hasn't failed to so so in the six years or so I've had the unit. If it isn't working either the unit is malfunctioning or you're doing something wrong. Sounds as if you're doin' it right so the unit may be broken. Try using Sonar mode, fourth button from left, I think that's what I used to use with Klinke's .dll, I'm on a Mackie these days.

ns

thanks for the reply. sonar mode also fails, I can`t get any of the emulations to work. Maybe I have to download the firmare and reinstall it?

[nightscope]

Originally Posted by SirTralala

Maybe I have to download the firmare and reinstall it?

Good idea. I hope you get it going OK. The BCF works great with the Klinke und Reaper.

Battle on.

ns

[SirTralala]

Originally Posted by nightscope

Good idea. I hope you get it going OK. The BCF works great with the Klinke und Reaper.

Battle on.

ns

I will make this work, thanks for the nice words. although I found a used mackie, but I am too deep in the battle with the Behringer unit already to give up

[SirTralala]

Firmware installed again. Same problem. And I have the feeling that this thing doesn`t act like it should - this is a used one, and I think it is kaputt.

I wrote the guy who sold it to me.

Good bye.

[nightscope]

Originally Posted by SirTralala

Firmware installed again. Same problem. And I have the feeling that this thing doesn`t act like it should - this is a used one, and I think it is kaputt.

I wrote the guy who sold it to me.

Good bye.

Bad flash, man. If you can get a used Mackie and you have the cash, I do recommend getting it. I used the BCF for a long time before getting the MCU and it served me admirably but the on board scribble on the MCU and all extra buttons, lights, jogger and the complete transport are well worth having.

ns

[nightscope]

Originally Posted by Paul in SoCal

Then later you could add more modules for the ultimate Cubase controller

Only problem with that is the OP is not using Cubase but Reaper.

ns

[loopy]

I take it the CMC modules do not work with Reaper or any other DAW program?

[SirTralala]

Originally Posted by Paul in SoCal

Here's an idea. Now that the price of the CMC line has dropped to $99, you could sell your BCF and buy 2x CMC-FD's. Then later you could add more modules for the ultimate Cubase controller.

I used 2x BCF's and I replaced them with a system entirely based on CMC modules. Night and day, no comparison.

thanks for the idea, but i don`t think it is good to sell something which might be damaged. the one who buys it won`t be happy.

I take it the CMC modules do not work with Reaper or any other DAW program?

Hm, should work with anything, at least it is nothing more then sending parameters via midi, the question is: how much time does it consume to set it up right

I`d like to get me a new behringer anyway, I still have the other one (BCR), and spent a lot of time, figuring out, how this units works.

[loopy]

Thanks guys.

[SirTralala]

ordered me a new unit.

and just figured out that there is no midi feedack in reaper, you have to do osc workarounds, which i am not familiar with, damn, I finish this production with my mouse :(