A good test of an items ease of use and flexibility I’m sure!
#2 BEHRINGER BCR 2000 HOW TO#
Fortunately the guys at Dancetech were able to lend me their BCR just a day before the gig so it was under interesting circumstances that I find myself reviewing such an item that I had just 24 hours to learn how to use and get set up with my gear ready to be used in performing our songs. It was a rather sudden instance that I found myself using the Behringer BCR2000 for live use as I was left without a necessary controller after my previously well-enduring G-Media (formally Keyfax) Phat Boy midi controller broke down just a few days before I was due to perform my first gig in my current band. he put a shout out on the SoS forum, but no-one replied so we offered him the BCR for the gig and asked him in return for a short mini-review about his experience with the unit - Here's what he says about using the BCR live with only a very short time to get it setup for the gig:
#2 BEHRINGER BCR 2000 MAC OS#
Behringer BCR 2000 BEHRINGER BCR2000 B-CONTROL ROTARY, Total Recall USB/MIDI Controller with 32 lit up Encoder Knobs, 4 virtual Groups with 8 Dual-Mode Encoder, 16 + 4 lit up Knobs with free allocatable MIDI-Functions, Learn-Mode, 2 Foodswitch connectors, 32 User-Presets, 1 MIDI Input and 2 MIDI Outputs (as USB/MIDI-Interface useable), LED Realtime-Display, MIDI-Input with Merge-Function, Generic USB MIDI supported with WINDOWS® XP und MAC OS X®ġ1/6/05 - update - One of the guys on the SoS forums needed a controller quick for a gig because his had broken down.
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