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B-CONTROL

DEEJAY

BCD2000

Group

Name

MIDI

no.

MIDI

name

SEARCH <<

0

C -1

SEARCH >>

1

C# -1

BEND -

2

D -1

BEND +

3

D# -1

LOW CUT

12

C 0

MID CUT

13

C# 0

HIGH CUT

14

D 0

BACK TO TOP

4

E -1

LOOP IN/END

15

D# 0

LOOP OUT

5

F -1

SYNC SLAVE

16

E 0

SCRATCH

17

F 0

CUE

18

F #0

PLAY/PAUSE

19

G 0

SEARCH <<

6

F# -1

SEARCH >>

7

G -1

BEND -

8

G# -1

BEND +

9

A -1

LOW CUT

20

G #0

MID CUT

21

A 0

HIGH CUT

22

A# 0

BACK TO TOP

10

A# -1

LOOP IN/END

23

B 0

LOOP OUT

11

B -1

SYNC SLAVE

24

C 1

SCRATCH

25

C# 1

CUE

26

D 1

PLAY/PAUSE

27

D# 1

TALKOVER

29

F 1

ON AIR

30

F# 1

Button A

31

G 1

Button B

32

G# 1

Button C

33

A 1

Button D

34

A# 1

ANALOG INPUT A

35

B 1

ANALOG INPUT B

36

C 2

PHONES SPLIT

28

E 1

INPUT SELECT

& OUTPUT

DECK A

DECK B

MIC INPUT

FX CONTROL

Table 6±4: MIDI commands for transmitting button functions

6±3 Receiving MIDI commands

The reception of MIDI data also allows for transmitting commands

from third-party DJ software to your BCD2000² Although this

function is not necessary to control the device from the software,

you can still display the switching status of button LEDs, which

enables you to work more intuitively²

All button LEDs receive MIDI control change data (on/off)² If the

controller value transmitted is between 0 and 63, this value

corresponds to the switched-off status (LED off)² If the value is

64 or higher (max² 127), the LED illuminates²

Group

Name

MIDI

no.

LOW CUT

24

MID CUT

23

HIGH CUT

22

LOOP ON/OFF

21

SYNC SLAVE

20

SCRATCH

19

CUE

18

PLAY/PAUSE

17

LOW CUT

16

MID CUT

15

HIGH CUT

14

LOOP ON/OFF

13

SYNC SLAVE

12

SCRATCH

11

CUE

10

PLAY/PAUSE

9

TALKOVER

8

ON AIR

7

Button A

6

Button B

5

Button C

4

Button D

3

ANALOG INPUT A

2

ANALOG INPUT B

1

PHONES SPLIT

25

INPUT SELECT

& OUTPUT

DECK A

DECK B

MIC INPUT

FX CONTROL

Table 6±5: MIDI commands for receiving button LED statuses

Data request for all moving elements:

Current control element values of the program used can be

transmitted to the B-CONTROL using a ´data requestµ command,

as long as this command type is supported by the program² In

this case, the MIDI device doesn³t send data² The B-CONTROL

requests them instead² The required command is of the control

change type:

MIDI

no.

100

Table 6±6: Controller for data request

Selecting the input channel:

You can select the analog input A (see chapter 2²3) via MIDI² To

do this, a

program change

command must be sent to the

BCD2000²

ANALOG INPUT A

selection

MIDI channel

MIDI message

IN

Program Change

IN

Program Change

Table 6±7: Switching the analog input using program change

commands

6± MIDI CONTROL

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