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BEHRINGER B-CONTROL Programming Guide 

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I. Operating mode selection 

 
 
 
Before you start making changes to the settings in order to control NATIVE INSTRUMENTS

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 PRO-53 using 

your BEHRINGER B-CONTROL, you’ll have to choose an operating mode. Mode selection depends on the 
connectivity options on your computer. Selecting an operating mode is done as follows: 
 
 

 

 

1. Keep the EDIT key pressed and press the STORE key at the same time. The B-CONTROL is now in 

the global setup menu. 

 

2. Turn the first push encoder (TYPE) to select an operating mode. 

 

3. Press the EXIT key to store this setting and leave the global setup menu. 

 
 

Note: 

A more detailed description of operating modes can be found in the B-CONTROL operating manual. 

 
 
 

1. Mode selection with USB connection 

 
If you connected your computer to 
the B-CONTROL via USB, select 
the modes U1 through U4.  
 
 
 
 

2. Mode selection with double MIDI connection 

 
If you connected your B-CONTROL (MIDI IN and MIDI OUT A) to a PC MIDI interface 
using two MIDI cables, select mode S4. This mode allows parameter feedback without 
the MERGE function (the MIDI commands created in the B-CONTROL are not mixed 
with the incoming data).  
 
 
 

3. Mode selection with a single MIDI connection 

 
If you connected your B-CONTROL to a PC MIDI 
interface using a single MIDI cable (MIDI OUT A), 
select one of the modes S1 through S4 (this wiring 
configuration doesn’t facilitate parameter feedback).  
 
 
 
 
 

 
Note: 

The parameter feedback function of the B-CONTROL can only be used if the software you are 

controlling is capable of sending MIDI data. When it comes to the software used in this programming 
manual, namely, NATIVE INSTRUMENTS

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 PRO-53, this condition is met.

 

Summary of Contents for B-CONTROL

Page 1: ...ss which may be suffered by any person who relies either wholly or in part upon any description photograph or statement contained herein Colours and specification may vary slightly from product Produc...

Page 2: ...esets 5 3 Archiving presets 5 III Programming presets 6 1 Programming in manual EDIT mode 6 1 a Programming encoders BCR2000 only 6 1 b Programming push encoders 7 1 c Programming faders BCF2000 only...

Page 3: ...ommands After reading this guide you will be able to use your B CONTROL for controlling all kinds of MIDI enabled software and hardware All settings of this programming guide that do not refer to prog...

Page 4: ...tion with USB connection If you connected your computer to the B CONTROL via USB select the modes U1 through U4 2 Mode selection with double MIDI connection If you connected your B CONTROL MIDI IN and...

Page 5: ...destination preset Press the STORE key The LED and the display stop blinking and the preset is stored Details about using presets can be found in the B CONTROL user manual Note After you have programm...

Page 6: ...trol elements 1 Programming in manual EDIT mode 1 a Programming encoders BCR2000 only Assigning RESO ENV AMT and KBD parameters to the first three B CONTROL encoders PRO 53 MIDI implementation RESO CC...

Page 7: ...only the lower right LED remains lit 10 Push Encoder 8 DISPLAY VALUE display performance Select ON to have the display show parameter changes when the encoder is turned No parameters are displayed if...

Page 8: ...6 Push Encoder 5 VAL 2 maximum value Select the highest value 127 7 Push Encoder 6 MODE Select Absolute AbS 8 Exit the edit mode by pressing EXIT Repeat these steps again to assign DECAY SUSTAIN and...

Page 9: ...ogramming push encoders Assigning the CUTOFF parameter of the PRO 53 to the rotary function of the first B CONTROL push encoder 1 Select one of the four push encoder groups by using the respective key...

Page 10: ...rameter of the PRO 53 to a key on the B CONTROL 1 Keep the LEARN key pressed and briefly press the key you want to program then release the LEARN key 2 Press the INV key on your PRO 53 using the mouse...

Page 11: ...ice number This number must correspond to the receiving channel on the sequencer as a default select ALL 4 Push Encoder 3 PAR parameter Select PLAY 5 Push Encoder 6 MODE frame rate Select OFF 6 Exit t...

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