[ardour-users] [Fwd: [Fwd: Re: Ardour & BCF2000 USB control surface]]

[Mike Fisher]

I see.  I don't actually have a single BCF.  but when I can afford them I will.  I asked because I'll want to be able to control more than 8 tracks w/o having to bank up and down.
   
  thanks for the info
   
  MIke
MAtt <matt_0pr at yahoo.fr> wrote:
  Yes !
It's possible... I'm using 2 BCF and 1 BCR to work with nuendo, and i
just tried the thing with ardour... working !
It was a little bit difficult to have the 3 units working, because of
midi "ways"

1 BCF and the BCR are plugged in USB , the second BCF is plugged with
midi cables with the first one, Midi out A -> Midi In (in both ways)
BCF2 -> S4 mode
BCR -> USB4

You will have to use the first midi inputs of the BCF and the BCR (I'm
using patchage)

N.B. : firmware updated to 1.10

Live mixing will be possible !

Excuse my very poor english :-(

Chers

--
MAtt

Mike Fisher wrote:

> I was just wondering, is it possible to use say, three BCF2000s at the 
> same time with ardour. Or better yet, is there another control 
> surface that is bigger that will work with ardour
>
> Mike
>
> */Kevin Cosgrove /* wrote:
>
>
> On 27 December 2005 at 0:38, Jesse Chappell wrote:
>
> > On 12/26/05, Joe Hartley wrote:
> > > On Sun, 25 Dec 2005 08:11:12 -0700
> > > Steve D wrote:
> > >
> > > > So, powering-up and attaching the BCF2000 before launching
> Ardour does
> > > > not seem to work (Ardour is unresponsive to the
> control-button2click
> > > > MIDI controller assignment, and qjackctl refuses to allow the
> > > > connection), but launching Ardour first, and then t urning
> on and
> > > > plugging in the BCF2000 seems to work fine.
> > >
> > > This happens to me, too, using any version of ardour or
> qjackctl on a
> > > Planet CCRMA (RH9-based) machine. Power-cycling the BCF fixes
> the problem.
> >
> > I believe this might have something to do with ardour itself
> capturing
> > the raw midi device in some way that prevents alsaseq from using
> it.
> > Look in your ~/.ardour/ardour.rc near the top and remove the other
> > lines where the type *isn't* "alsa/sequencer".
>
> But, what's a person to do if the type is "alsa/raw" and there is
> actually a soundcard's MIDI port associated with it? That would be
> my case, in the event I buy a BCF2000 someday -- they seem very cool.
>
> Thanks...
>
> --
> Kevin
>
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