This patch provides a virtual emulator of the popular Behringer BCF2000 hardware MIDI controller.
Even if you don't have a BCF2000, this patch allows you to replicate it onscreen. The patch allows you to control other MIDI devices just as if you did have the hardware controller. Use the umenu to select the port to which you want to transmit, then use the emulator patch to send MIDI control messages.
Download BCF2000.jpg (86.13 KB)A way of hiding or showing Max objects is to assign an object a “scripting name” in the Inspector, then give the thispatcher object a ‘script’ message telling it to hide or show that object.
In digital images, each pixel contains color information (such as values describing intensity of red, green, and blue) and also contains a value for its opacity known as its ‘alpha’ value. An alpha value of 1 means totally opaque, and an alpha value of 0 means totally transparent. This value can be used for blending images, or for making all or part of an image totally transparent.
The button object in Max gives visual feedback when it’s clicked upon, by flashing once briefly.
This is effectively pretty much identical to Trigger sound cues from the computer keyboard, but a) it allows the user to trigger sound cues either