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<blockquote data-quote="brian maddox" data-source="post: 40469" data-attributes="member: 158">Re: MIDI controller to augment LS9well, my application is a little different since i&#039;m using them as remotes for personal monitor mixing.&nbsp; sort of a poor man&#039;s aviom system.&nbsp; i&#039;ve got BCR2000&#039;s [the one with only knobs] and each page gives me 32 knobs that i&#039;ve got assigned to aux levels for each mix.&nbsp; dial up the page/mix you want and turn the knobs...to answer your question more directly...&nbsp;&nbsp; BCR and BCF versions of these are very similar.&nbsp; you get a whole bunch of knobs and buttons that you can assign to pretty much anything midi.&nbsp; and i do mean a whole bunch.&nbsp; either unit has a top row of 8 knobs with 4 pages so that&#039;s 32 knobs.&nbsp; below that is 16 buttons.&nbsp; then you get 8 motorized faders on the BCF and 24 additional knobs on the BCR.&nbsp; there&#039;s 32 presets of these available, and changes on each preset are automatically saved in a buffer so you can flip back and forth between pages without having to constantly hit &#039;store&#039;.&nbsp; if you hook them up bidirectionally [which i don&#039;t] then the faders/knobs on the BCR/F will track whatever the console does and vice versa.they&#039;ve got a really easy to use &#039;learn&#039; feature so as long as the desk you want to control spits out controller info you can teach the BCR/F pretty much any command.&nbsp; there are also programs available to custom program all sorts of fancy midi strings.usual disclaimer:&nbsp; i don&#039;t work for &#039;the B-word&#039; or anything.&nbsp; i&#039;ve just used these things with yamaha audio consoles and they work well and are stupid cheap...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="brian maddox, post: 40469, member: 158"] Re: MIDI controller to augment LS9 well, my application is a little different since i'm using them as remotes for personal monitor mixing. sort of a poor man's aviom system. i've got BCR2000's [the one with only knobs] and each page gives me 32 knobs that i've got assigned to aux levels for each mix. dial up the page/mix you want and turn the knobs... to answer your question more directly... BCR and BCF versions of these are very similar. you get a whole bunch of knobs and buttons that you can assign to pretty much anything midi. and i do mean a whole bunch. either unit has a top row of 8 knobs with 4 pages so that's 32 knobs. below that is 16 buttons. then you get 8 motorized faders on the BCF and 24 additional knobs on the BCR. there's 32 presets of these available, and changes on each preset are automatically saved in a buffer so you can flip back and forth between pages without having to constantly hit 'store'. if you hook them up bidirectionally [which i don't] then the faders/knobs on the BCR/F will track whatever the console does and vice versa. they've got a really easy to use 'learn' feature so as long as the desk you want to control spits out controller info you can teach the BCR/F pretty much any command. there are also programs available to custom program all sorts of fancy midi strings. usual disclaimer: i don't work for 'the B-word' or anything. i've just used these things with yamaha audio consoles and they work well and are stupid cheap... [/QUOTE]

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