Joe Hartley wrote:
On Thu, 01 Jun 2006 13:21:09 +0200
Klaus Kosten <klaus.kosten@xxxxxx> wrote:
Pieter Palmers schrieb:
Hi all,
I had to familiarize myself with python for work, and I took it as an
opportunity to hack on something I've want for some time now. I have
these behringer control surfaces, and they are pretty cool, but there is
no editor for them on linux. And using the device interface itself is a
little cumbersome.
Didn´t you try the editor from Behringer´s homepage? It´s written in
Java and runs under Linux, too. Not everything is functional, but that
applies to (at least) Win98 as well.
I never got the Behringer software to run acceptably well under Linux.
Details of my tests are at the bottom of the page at
http://ardour.org/manual/control_surfaces/bcf2000
Pieter, I haven't had a chance to look at your software yet, but many
thanks for diving into it! If it writes the changes back to the BCF, you've
already improved on behringer's own software.
You can write a sysex file that can be written to the device.
Again I have to note though that this is just an example implementation
of the sysex format that contains no checking. It would be nice if
someone figured out the configuration format details, implemented
valididy checking, wrote a nice GUI, and implemented direct read
from/write to device functionality. But as I already mentioned, that
someone isn't going to be me ;)
Greets,
Pieter
