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SampleHunter
Published on 01/13/10 at 07:11
I will post a notice to temper that of <a style="text-decoration: none; color: #336699; padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" href="https://fr.audiofanzine.com/membres/a.play,u.91409.html">Djhodjho</a> that I regretted the mishap, however, with this product. Nonetheless, the BCF2000 is a very good deal. I do not work for Berhinger but I am among those who think that if we had to keep a product in this brand, but this one.
Contrary to what the price announcement, the object is heavy and appears robust, it is far from the plastic of the UC33. While the design is particularly ugly, but hey, it's the style of the brand! The features are many and I find the size, touch faders, the LEDs on the knobs of the first rank.
Please note, fader are not "touch sensitive", we must not upset the DAW automation failing to burn out all ...
Soft side is uneven. The possibilities are great, we just set up the velocity of rotation of knobs, but it quickly becomes complicated. So it is more difficult than the Novation automap. In contrast, the Mackie mode is pretty well emulated, which makes the interface comfortable in most DAW. Moreover, a large community of developers and users provides drivers, utilities, patches and advice (including AF) which ultimately makes the grip.
At this price, the BCF is unbeatable, sickening to see the competitors who, for years, can not offer anything equivalent (8 motorized faders!). To find a little better there must be 5 times the price.
Contrary to what the price announcement, the object is heavy and appears robust, it is far from the plastic of the UC33. While the design is particularly ugly, but hey, it's the style of the brand! The features are many and I find the size, touch faders, the LEDs on the knobs of the first rank.
Please note, fader are not "touch sensitive", we must not upset the DAW automation failing to burn out all ...
Soft side is uneven. The possibilities are great, we just set up the velocity of rotation of knobs, but it quickly becomes complicated. So it is more difficult than the Novation automap. In contrast, the Mackie mode is pretty well emulated, which makes the interface comfortable in most DAW. Moreover, a large community of developers and users provides drivers, utilities, patches and advice (including AF) which ultimately makes the grip.
At this price, the BCF is unbeatable, sickening to see the competitors who, for years, can not offer anything equivalent (8 motorized faders!). To find a little better there must be 5 times the price.