Behringer BCF2000-WH manual Emulation Modes, Additional functions, Global Edit Setup

	B-CONTROL			FADER BCF2000-WH
	4.6 The Emulation Modes			4.6.1 Global Edit Setup
The BEHRINGER B-CONTROL is the ideal supplement to many		If any of the 4 emulation modes is active, it is not possible to
		change presets, control elements or parameters on the
sequencers and recording software. It offers an intuitive und musical
		B-CONTROL. You cannot select Global Edit parameters as
operation of the most frequently used control elements. This
		described in chapter 4.5. You can, however, change these before
chapter outlines the connection and configuration of the
		starting the selected emulation mode. Simply follow these steps:
B-CONTROL and your computer.
In order to obtain the best connection between the B-CONTROL		1.	Push and hold the desired mode button (see fig. 4.9).
and your software, use one of the five B-CONTROL emulation		2.	Switch on the B-CONTROL and wait until “EG” (EDIT
modes. The emulation modes contain pre-programmed control			GLOBAL mode) is indicated on the display.
element assignments:		3.	Release the mode button.
s B-CONTROL mode (BC): General mode where you can		4.	Now you can edit the global settings with the push encoders
	create your own settings. Please see chapter 4.3 for further
			1 to 8 as described in chapter 4.5.
	reference.
		5.	Press the EXIT button to leave the Global Edit setup. The
s	Mackie Control (mC C): This mode is ideal for applications
			preselected emulation mode is now active and is indicated
	that support the Mackie Control protocol (Steinberg Cubase		on the display.
	SX and Nuendo, Propellerhead Reason and Ableton Live 5).
s Logic Control (LC): In this mode, Apple Logic Pro detects				4.7 Additional functions
	the B-CONTROL as Emagic Logic Controller.	Temporary “Local Off”:
s Mackie Control (mCSo): Special Mackie Control mapping for
		“Local Off” means that when you move a control element on the
	Cakewalk Sonar 3.	B-CONTROL, no MIDI data is transmitted. If the position of a
s Mackie Baby HUI (bhuI): Mapping for applications that		control element deviates from the current value in the software,
		you can readjust its position until the correct position is found by
	support the Baby HUI protocol (Digidesign Pro Tools,
		using this function. After that, the control can be moved again
	Steinberg Cubase SX / Nuendo, easier setting than Mackie
		without creating an audible value deviation.
	Control Protocol).
The emulation templates (see chapter 5 “Appendix”) indicate which		Deviations between the position of a control element and the
		current parameter value can occur if no parameter feedback is
parameter of the corresponding protocol is assigned to which
		being sent while a value is being changed in the software (e.g.
B-CONTROL control element.
		mixer automation).
The Mackie and Logic Control emulations contain the most		s	Press the EXIT key and keep it pressed.
common parameters/select options. The function of each control
element is pre-programmed and complies with the emulated		s	Move the desired control element until you get the correct
hardware controller. The specifications of the parameters orient			value.
themselves on the original adaptations; see emulation templates		s Let go of the EXIT key. The control element can now be
below for detailed assignments. For detailed descriptions of the
			moved again.
original protocols and software adaptations of the emulated
hardware controllers, please visit the homepages of the		Panic Reset:
corresponding hardware manufacturers (controllers), software
		This function resets the most important MIDI data to their factory
manufacturers (adapted music application) or look up the help
		settings.
menu of the corresponding music software.
		s Press EDIT and keep it pressed.
1.	Ensure that the B-CONTROL is switched off.
		s Now press EXIT. The reset is performed as soon as you
2.	Push and hold the desired mode button (LC).
			press EXIT. “PAnC” (for “Panic”) appears in the display.
		s As soon as the reset is over, your B-CONTROL goes
			automatically into the play mode, and the current preset is
			shown in the display.
		Data Request:
		Current value settings of the MIDI device connected to your
		B-CONTROL can be transmitted to your B-CONTROL using the
		data request function (provided that the MIDI device supports
		this function, and a request command was defined using the editor
		software). In this case, the MIDI device doesn’t send data; the
		B-CONTROL requests them instead.
		s Press the LEARN key while the EDIT key is kept pressed.
			The request takes place, and the B-CONTROL indicates
			the controller values of the receiving MIDI device on the
	Fig. 4.9: Emulation mode buttons
			LED ring or through fader positions.
3. Switch on the B-CONTROL and wait until the selected mode		Snapshot Send:
	is indicated on the display.	A Snapshot Send lets you send all current controller values in
4.	Release the mode button.	order to transmit the B-CONTROL settings to the connected MIDI
		device.
		s	Press the “		PRESET” key while the EDIT key is kept
			pressed. The B-CONTROL now sends the current controller
			settings.
		Single Preset Dump:
		In addition to the SysEx Dump function in the global setup menu,
		the following key combination lets you send all settings of the
		current presets:

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