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Solved: BCR-2000 light feedback with drum machines
Anyone here experienced with midiflow know if there is a way to transform note off messages to note on messages, but with a velocity of zero?
Trying to get the lights on the behringer BCR2000 to light up from Patterning, using it as an eight channel mixer for the drums, and it is handy to see visually which drum channel is triggering which sound. Behringer, for some bizarre reason made the buttons assigned to midi notes, only turn their light off when they get a note on message, with velocity zero, rather than paying attention to note off messages. Behringer should fix it, but that will never happen. Was wondering if I could use midiflow as an pitstop in between the drum app and the midi controller, to make the bcr respond right, to the note messages, and give useful visual feedback. Thanks!
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I have the BCR, but haven't used it yet. Have you checked the BC Manager out? I think BCR uses a proprietary syntax and I"m not sure how Midiflow would receive it. Here's the most complete BCR Midi implementation data I know of: http://mountainutilities.eu/bc2000, it's on the same site as the BC Manager software (which records etc everything the BC is sending, and can reprogram BCR there, rather than on the hardware: http://mountainutilities.eu/downloads
Thanks, I saw the mountain utility software, but had an easier time programming the bcr on the hardware, with the top encoders. Could see the manager being helpful though, at some point.
As far I could tell, you can't change the behavior of the lights on the bcr, to turn off when the note off message comes in. If you set a button to a note, and that note comes in to the bcr, the light comes on at the right time, great, but it just stays on forever, even after it gets the note off message, because it is waiting for a note on message with 0 velocity. So weird, but that's how it works. People have made their own custom firmware for the BCR (good reading at the mountain utilities website on that) but a project like that is way over my head.
MidiFlow cannot do it but MidiBridge can, using the StreamByter filter. One reason to have both in your arsenal.
You might want to contact the developer of Midiflow as the app can do quite a lot.
Did it with MIDIfire! I think you can do it with Midibridge as well, with the streambyter module. To remap the Note Off messages, to be Note On messages with a velocity of 0, you make a streambyter module and enter this into the terminal:
8X XX = 9X XX 00Which equates to- (8) note off messages, (X) on any midi channel, (XX) of any note number, (=) gets transformed to (9) a note on message, (X) on the same midi channel, (XX) on the name note number, (00) with a velocity of zero.