@a there are some nice looking controllers, but until my antique #BCF2000 fall to pieces that can wait.
There’s several emulations on my website for #BitwigStudio v4.0+ a Sherman Filterbank, a Sealegs delay thing and a multi-band compressor preset. I have a new complex oscillator inspired by the Buchla 259 that works with v5.0+ - I plan to make a release page for that shortly.
The Behringer BCF2000 (with sliders) and the Behringer BCR2000 (with knobs) are still around. For about $200 US you can buy a used console.
Amazon still has a product page for the Behringer BCR2000, even though it is "Currently unavailable."
https://www.amazon.com/Behringer-BCR2000-BEHRINGER-B-CONTROL-ROTARY/dp/B000CZ0RJC
I want to throw out a big #HotDamn to 20 years of #softwaredevelopment . I recently bought a used #Behringer #BCF2000 which had a #SysEx editor last developed in 2004 in #Java available for download from the official website. I downloaded the software to my #Fedora system and it recognized the device over the modern #Linux #USB interface and worked like a champ.
Well done, 20 years of #software develoment and backwards compatibility!
Chris Mills
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Oliver Sampson