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BCR2000 vs BCD2000
Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 10:00
by banicos
Hi, i'm going to buy my first hardware. For begginer what is the best choice? BCR 2000 or BCD 2000 ?
What i can and can't do with this models?
Thanks!
Re: BCR2000 vs BCD2000
Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 03:04
by Ikyut
I have the BCR 2000, and works very nice, easy to use, and cheap!!!!
Re: BCR2000 vs BCD2000
Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 03:05
by Ikyut
you can´t trigger clips, like you do on the Akai apc 40, for example!!
Re: BCR2000 vs BCD2000
Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 13:02
by Tschoepler
I think the Nano series by Korg is pretty nice for starters. NanoKontrol + NanoPad = 90€+shipping
I wouldn't say triggering on a BCR2000 is comparable to an AKAI APC40. Almost sounds as if you were working for Behringer

But I have to admit I just hate those Behringer plastic boxes.
Oh and the Behringer is about 4—5 times the size of a Nano controler

Re: BCR2000 vs BCD2000
Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 16:51
by VJair
personaly, i prefer the evolution uc33 to all of the other ones mentioned - it has knobs, faders and a few assignable buttons which none of the others provide in one unit. mine has lasted me 6 years or so and still works.
Re: BCR2000 vs BCD2000
Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 17:43
by Tschoepler
+1 for the UC33. Good one and probably a good deal @ ebay.
Re: BCR2000 vs BCD2000
Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 04:22
by ridiculoid
you can't trigger clips, like you do on the Akai apc 40, for example!!
Not true, on the BCR2000 the top row of rotary knobs and the 2 rows of buttons beneath can be used as clip triggers (the top rotary knobs are also push buttons)... so that's 24 clip triggers, plus some of the other buttons on the lower right can be used in the same way.
Agree with Tschoepler, it's a bulky solution... I've long since switched to Nanopads.
Re: BCR2000 vs BCD2000
Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 09:33
by Ikyut
ridiculoid wrote:you can't trigger clips, like you do on the Akai apc 40, for example!!
Not true, on the BCR2000 the top row of rotary knobs and the 2 rows of buttons beneath can be used as clip triggers (the top rotary knobs are also push buttons)... so that's 24 clip triggers, plus some of the other buttons on the lower right can be used in the same way.
Agree with Tschoepler, it's a bulky solution... I've long since switched to Nanopads.
I has the BCR and I was telling about the practicity of the Apc 40, Of course you can trigger clips even with the rotary encoders at the top...
I guess I was misundertood!!!