implementing the Behringer BCR2000 in Sonar.

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2013/05/25 16:06:55 (permalink)

implementing the Behringer BCR2000 in Sonar.

Hi all.

I'm considering purchasing the Behringer BCR2000 for maximum control of plugins, both instruments and effects.

I'm aware of ACT and how effects cannot directly receive MIDI CC's unless being set as a "synth". That's what's holding me back.

Since there's quite a lot of control offered by the BCR2000, I'm wondering how this would work out in Sonar. It's an old controller, so I'm not sure if its optimized for a specific DAW, like some controllers are.

I would like to utilize the entire control surface for a plugin or multiple plugins. Anyone have experience with this or know how to go about this?
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    Re:implementing the Behringer BCR2000 in Sonar. 2013/05/25 18:51:12 (permalink)

    Wisdom is a giant accumulation of "DOH!"
     
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    Re:implementing the Behringer BCR2000 in Sonar. 2013/05/25 19:24:19 (permalink)
    Thanks for that.

    Welp, looks like I won't be getting it, haha.

    This question may be more for Cakewalk but: WHY can't I directly MIDI control an effect using the VST's MIDI-Learn? 
    ACT is alright, but some VSTs simply do not play well with it.
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    Re:implementing the Behringer BCR2000 in Sonar. 2013/05/25 19:56:49 (permalink)
    You can send MIDI directly to an effect. In order to do so, make sure the effect has the "Configure as synth" checkbox checked in it's plug-in options the Cakewalk Plug-in Manager.
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    Re:implementing the Behringer BCR2000 in Sonar. 2013/05/25 20:11:12 (permalink)
    @scook, I have my plugins in neat lists. One for synths, the other for effects. I hate the fact I have to say "Oh, it's a 'synth'..." its ridiculous. The difference is the plugin goes into one of two lists: VST or VSTi.
    Why can't MIDI CCs just route to whatever is in-focus? Makes no sense to me...
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    Re:implementing the Behringer BCR2000 in Sonar. 2013/05/25 20:15:24 (permalink)
    you're welcome
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