Just added a BCR2000

[HapHazzard]

Thanks Randy

Hap

[PhaseShifter]

It's so...ummmm, what's the opposite of elegant?

[HapHazzard]

It's so...ummmm, what's the opposite of elegant?

Yes, but it works great and I'm not into looks, just function. So now at FOH I have 16 faders (2 bcf2000) and a channel strip linked to the hot channel. Using two T61 with a 3M screen and the BCR on one and the 2 BCF on the other. I can get around my 32 channels super fast
now.

So as we wait for a suitable work surface, this is working out great!

[RBIngraham]

Did you paint the knobs?

[HapHazzard]

Did you paint the knobs?

Yep! Got the BCR dirt cheap while passing through Denver. Don't plan on selling it because of the rate everything is becoming useless.

When guests come to use SAC they have a tendency to focus on groups. Red for EQ, Dark Blue (which may change to Bright green) for Dynamics, Light blue for AUXs and Gray for the Attenuator.

It's easy getting lost in a field of dark blue gray knobs.

[RBIngraham]

That's cool. I was just wondering if painted them by hand or if you found replacements or something...

[HapHazzard]

That's cool. I was just wondering if painted them by hand or if you found replacements or something...

The knobs are a standard size and could probably find colored or ones with dots but the hardware shop is around the corner and I needed some paint for the lawn chairs.

[Jeff Scott]

Hap...will you be making the BCR code or programming available to the Forum?

[HapHazzard]

Hap...will you be making the BCR code or programming available to the Forum?

Randy Hyde wrote the code for it.

http://www.plantation-productions.co...r/SAC/sac.html

You'll need the MidiOX, MidiYoke, BC Manager and Randy's stuff

Follow his instruction and remember to leave open his SACC program after you activate the Yoke port to keep it open.

Hap

[RandyHyde]

It's so...ummmm, what's the opposite of elegant?

If you really want elegant, I have the drivers for a Mackie C4. They have digital scribble strips (to which I statically write these labels).

Costs about 4x as much (used, on eBay), however. I suspect most people can live with a little inelegance in that situation.

Cheers,
Randy Hyde