Audio connections – Behringer B-Control Deejay BCD3000 User Manual
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Group
Name
MIDI CC no.
DECK A
LOW KILL
MID KILL
HIGH KILL
24
23
22
RELOOP
SYNC
SCRATCH
21
20
19
PLAY
CUE
18
17
DECK B
LOW KILL
MID KILL
HIGH KILL
16
15
14
RELOOP
SYNC
SCRATCH
13
12
11
PLAY
CUE
10
9
INPUT SELECT
EXT IN A
EXT IN B
8
7
FX CONTROL
ON (FX unit active)
FX ▼ (preset down)
FX ▲ (preset up)
ACTION (or TAP)
6
5
4
3
CUE SELECT
CUE A
CUE B
2
1
KEY DECK A+B
KEY DECK A+B*
25
Table 6.5: MIDI commands for receiving button LED statuses
Data request for all moving elements:
If the “Data Request” command (demand for data) is sent from a suitable
software application to the BCD3000 as “Control Change” command (100)
on MIDI channel 1, the B-CONTROL transmits its current controls settings to the
MIDI or DJ software application. This affects all knobs and faders apart from both
wheels and buttons.
MIDI channel
MIDI CC no.
CH. 1
100
Table 6.6: Controller for data request
Selecting the input channel:
You can select the analog input A (see chapter 2.3) via MIDI. To do this,
a program change command must be sent to the BCD3000.
ANALOG INPUT A
selection
MIDI channel
MIDI message
PHONO A IN
CH. 1
Program Change 0
MIC IN
CH. 1
Program Change 1
Table 6.7: Switching the analog input using program change commands
Acceleration behavior of the Wheels:
Both wheels are automatically selected when the acceleration option is switched
on. The quicker you turn one of the wheels, the stronger the value changes.
In TRAKTOR 3 LE, this means the following:
•
In PLAY mode, you can speed up or slow down the track quicker
•
In PAUSE mode, you can move quicker through the track
The value change relates directly to the wheel’s speed when scrolled manually.
When the SCRATCH button is activated, the acceleration is temporarily turned off
in order to ensure an optimum scratch behavior.
In case you want to deactivate the acceleration when using other MIDI
software applications, apply a MIDI command that is transmitted from the MIDI
application to the BCD3000. After doing so, the value changes will be constant
when scrolling the wheel (left turn: 63, right turn: 65), regardless how quick.
MIDI channel
MIDI CC no.
Value
Behavior
CH. 1
99
0-63
Wheels Acceleration = off
64-127
Wheels Acceleration = on
(default)
Table 6.8: Switching between wheels’ accelerations
7. Audio Connections
You will need a large number of cables for different applications. The illustrations
below show how the connectors should be wired. Be sure to use only
high-grade cables.
The microphone input of the BCD3000 is electronically balanced to avoid
hum problems.
Of course, you can also connect unbalanced microphones to the balanced input.
In this case, connect pin 1 and pin 3.
output
For unbalanced use, pin 1 and pin 3
have to be bridged
1 = ground/shield
2 = hot (+ve)
3 = cold (-ve)
input
1
2
3
1
2
3
Balanced use with XLR connectors
Fig. 7.1: XLR connector
strain relief clamp
sleeve
ring
tip
sleeve
ground/shield
¼" TRS headphones connector
ring
right signal
tip
left signal
Fig. 7.2: ¼" TRS headphones connector