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B-CONTROL 

NANO

 BCN44

6. APPENDIX

00 Bank Select

32 Bank Select LSB

64 Damper Pedal (Sustain) 

96 Data Entry +1 (Increment)

01 Modulation

33 Modulation LSB

65 Portamento On/Off

97 Data Entry -1 (Decrement)

02 Breath Controller

34 Breath Controller LSB

66 Sostenuto On/Off

98 NRPN LSB

03 Controller 3 (undefined)

35 Controller 35 (undefined)

67 Soft Pedal On/Off

99 NRPN MSB

04 Foot Controller

36 Foot Controller LSB

68 Legato Footswitch

100 RPN LSB

05 Portamento Time

37 Portamento Time LSB

69 Hold 2

101 RPN MSB

06 Data Entry MSB

38 Data Entry LSB

70

Sound Controller 1 
(Sound Variation)

102 Controller 102 (undefined)

07

Channel Volume 
(formerly Main Volume)

39

Channel Volume LSB 
(formerly Main Volume)

71

Sound Controller 2 
(Resonance/Timbre)

103 Controller 103 (undefined)

08 Balance

40 Balance LSB

72

Sound Controller 3 
(Release Time)

104 Controller 104 (undefined)

09 Controller 9 (undefined)

41 Controller 41 (undefined)

73

Sound Controller 4 
(Attack Time)

105 Controller 105 (undefined)

10 Pan 42 Pan 

LSB

74

Sound Controller 5 
(Cutoff Frequency/ 
Brightness)

106 Controller 106 (undefined)

11 Expression

43 Expression LSB

75

Sound Controller 6 
(Decay Time)

107 Controller 107 (undefined)

12 Effect Control 1

44 Effect Control 1 LSB

76

Sound Controller 7 
(Vibrato Rate)

108 Controller 108 (undefined)

13 Effect Control 2

45 Effect Control 2 LSB

77

Sound Controller 8 
(Vibrato Depth)

109 Controller 109 (undefined)

14 Controller 14 (undefined)

46 Controller 46 (undefined)

78

Sound Controller 9 
(Vibrato Delay)

110 Controller 110 (undefined)

15 Controller 15 (undefined)

47 Controller 47 (undefined)

79

Sound Controller 10 
(undefined)

111 Controller 111 (undefined)

16 General Purpose 1

48 General Purpose 1 LSB

80 General Purpose 5

112 Controller 112 (undefined)

17 General Purpose 2

49 General Purpose 2 LSB

81 General Purpose 6

113 Controller 113 (undefined)

18 General Purpose 3

50 General Purpose 3 LSB

82 General Purpose 7

114 Controller 114 (undefined)

19 General Purpose 4

51 General Purpose 4 LSB

83 General Purpose 8

115 Controller 115 (undefined)

20 Controller 20 (undefined)

52 Controller 52 (undefined)

84 Portamento Control

116 Controller 116 (undefined)

21 Controller 21 (undefined)

53 Controller 53 (undefined)

85 Controller 85 (undefined)

117 Controller 117 (undefined)

22 Controller 22 (undefined)

54 Controller 54 (undefined)

86 Controller 86 (undefined)

118 Controller 118 (undefined)

23 Controller 23 (undefined)

55 Controller 55 (undefined)

87 Controller 87 (undefined)

119 Controller 119 (undefined)

24 Controller 24 (undefined)

56 Controller 56 (undefined)

88 Controller 88 (undefined)

120 All Sound Off

25 Controller 25 (undefined)

57 Controller 57 (undefined)

89 Controller 89 (undefined)

121 Reset All Controllers

26 Controller 26 (undefined)

58 Controller 58 (undefined)

90 Controller 90 (undefined)

122 Local Control On/Off

27 Controller 27 (undefined)

59 Controller 59 (undefined)

91 Effects 1 Depth (Reverb)

123 All Notes Off

28 Controller 28 (undefined)

60 Controller 60 (undefined)

92 Effects 2 Depth (Tremolo)

124 Omni Mode Off

29 Controller 29 (undefined)

61 Controller 61 (undefined)

93 Effects 3 Depth (Chorus)

125 Omni Mode On

30 Controller 30 (undefined)

62 Controller 62 (undefined)

94

Effects 4 Depth 
(Celeste/Detune)

126

Poly Mode Off/
Mono Mode On

31 Controller 31 (undefined)

63 Controller 63 (undefined)

95 Effects 5 Depth (Phaser)

127

Poly Mode On/
Mono Mode Off

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Page 1: ...User s manual Version 1 0 March 2005 B CONTROL NANO BCN44 Downloaded from ManualsNet com search engine...

Page 2: ...ed plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plu...

Page 3: ...AND CONNECTIONS 5 2 1 Additional functions 9 2 1 1 Snapshot Send 9 2 1 2 Single Preset Dump 9 2 1 3 Storing received Single Preset Dumps 9 3 APPLICATION EXAMPLES 9 3 1 Software Controller 9 3 2 Hardw...

Page 4: ...nsure optimal protection during transportation we recommend using a carrying case Always use the original packaging to avoid damage due to storage or shipment Never let unsupervised children play with...

Page 5: ...re pressed s After the reset is complete the unit automatically resumes normal operation and the current preset is shown in the display When powering up the unit the four digit LED display shows the c...

Page 6: ...the selected control element and is shown in the display e g E ncoder 3 LED is lit or b utton 1 LED blinks To exit the EDIT mode press the EDIT EXIT button The unit switches back into normal operatin...

Page 7: ...mory safeguard function s To cancel a SysEx dump press the EXIT button MIDI Merge With this function incoming MIDI data are mixed with the BCN44 data at MIDI Out see fig 2 2 Fig 2 2 Routing with MIDI...

Page 8: ...f position whenever you establish a connection to the mains Please keep in mind The POWER switch does not entirely separate the unit from the mains Please disconnect the power cord from the mains if y...

Page 9: ...uding the current control element assignment are being sent This function lets you easily archive specific presets or swap them with other B CONTROL users 2 1 3 Storing received Single Preset Dumps Th...

Page 10: ...es using the MIDI THRU connector on the sound module thus receiving the looped through MIDI control data of the BCN44 The key data note pitch bend etc are mixed with the controller data of the BCN44 p...

Page 11: ...individual control elements controls buttons etc on your B CONTROL to CC messages Because both buttons and knobs can be used you can control controller values either statically or dynamically all in r...

Page 12: ...le 6 1 in the appendix ch 6 Pitch Bend The Pitch Bend wheel on a keyboard lets you bend the pitch of a tone The Pitch Bend functions has its own allocation in the MIDI format and can be assigned to a...

Page 13: ...sion GOOd is shown in the display otherwise bAd is shown in the display if false defective or excessively long data was sent s To leave or cancel the LEARN function press the EDIT EXIT button s Store...

Page 14: ...Table 6 1 MIDI note number assignment 6 3DUDPHWHU 7 S LVSOD Filter Cutoff NRPN CUTF Filter Resonance NRPN RESO Vibrato Rate NRPN RATE Vibrato Depth NRPN DEPT Vibrato Delay NRPN DLY EG Attack NRPN ATC...

Page 15: ...ncrement mode is selected positive and negative value range 0 to 127 127 is selectable with VALUE 1 VALUE 2 has no function in this mode TYPE MODE and DISPLAY buttons Keep the respective button presse...

Page 16: ...rn function of push encoders in EDIT mode TYPE MODE and DISPLAY buttons Keep the respective button pressed and use the push encoder located above it to dial up a value After that release the button 6...

Page 17: ...11 undefined 16 General Purpose 1 48 General Purpose 1 LSB 80 General Purpose 5 112 Controller 112 undefined 17 General Purpose 2 49 General Purpose 2 LSB 81 General Purpose 6 113 Controller 113 undef...

Page 18: ...not be accepted 5 WARRANTY REGULATIONS 1 Warranty services will be furnished only if the product is accompanied by a copy of the original retail dealer s invoice Any product deemed eligible for repair...

Page 19: ...f any kind for any purpose without the express written permission of BEHRINGER Spezielle Studiotechnik GmbH BEHRINGER is a registered trademark ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2005 BEHRINGER International GmbH BE...

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