MidiQ lets us know that they’ve released a browser-based preset editor for the Behringer BCR2000 & BCF2000 MIDI controllers.
Here’s what they have to say about it:
“I’m a one-man indie developer, and I originally built this for myself because I found mapping the BCR2000 to my vintage Yamaha SY-99 using existing legacy apps to be a bit tedious. I wanted something fast, simple, and truly platform-independent, so I ended up building BCEditor; a modern, completely browser-based preset editor for the Behringer BCR2000 & BCF2000
It runs entirely via WebMIDI with zero installation or drivers required. I also added a basic cloud library so users can easily share and save their presets. The editor is entirely free to use (there’s just a small optional fee if someone needs unlimited cloud storage, which just helps me cover the server hosting).”
Availability:
The patch editor for the Behringer BCR2000 & BCF2000 MIDI controllers is available now as a free, browser-based application.
Wow, now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a while. When Mehringer made actually made something unique and innovative. Did I hear they were going to release a newer model of the BCR?….
Thank you!! This is super useful., I use my bcr all the time. Nicely done.
This is great. Now I can get rid of a 20-year old laptop that has the specific version of Java that was the last one that still ran the original editor.
What a nice approach! It says it’s not compatible with Safari.
(As an aside, it’s kind of weird how many sites & services aren’t compatible with Apple’s native browser.)
I’m curious if there’s an offline version (that would still launch in a browser). The cloud storage is an interesting feature, but not important to me, at this point.