How To Control Behringer Bcf2000 With Cubase | Bcf 2000 Tutorial | Midi Controller |

The **BCF2000** (short for **Behringer Control Fader 2000**) is a **MIDI controller** produced by **Behringer**, known for its **motorized faders** and strong integration with digital audio workstations (DAWs). Here’s a quick overview: --- ### 🔧 **Key Features:** * **8 motorized 100mm faders** – great for precise automation and mixing. * **8 rotary encoders** – each with an LED ring for visual feedback. * **4 top buttons per channel strip** – customizable for various DAW functions. * **USB and MIDI connectivity** – can be used via USB (class-compliant) or with traditional MIDI gear. * **Modes**: * **Mackie Control Emulation (MCU)** * **Logic Control Mode** * **Generic MIDI Mode** --- ### 🎛️ **Use Cases:** * **DAW control** (Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro, Reaper, Pro Tools) * **Live performance setup** * **MIDI automation control** * **Hardware synth control via MIDI** --- ### 🔌 **Connectivity:** * USB (for DAW integration) * MIDI In, Out A, and Out B/Thru * Can be daisy-chained with other BCF2000 or BCR2000 units --- ### 🧰 **Configuration:** * Uses presets and scenes * Can be programmed via software or manually * Behringer offers an editor, and there are also third-party tools like **BC Manager** (Windows only) --- Let me know if you need: * A DAW-specific setup guide (e.g., for Ableton Live or Reaper) * Custom MIDI mapping help * Troubleshooting assistance * BC Manager tutorial Using the Behringer BCF2000 to control Cubase is a popular setup, especially because the BCF2000 can emulate the Mackie Control (MCU) protocol, which Cubase supports natively. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get the BCF2000 working smoothly with Cubase: 🎛️ Step 1: Set BCF2000 to Mackie Control Mode You’ll need to set the BCF2000 to Mackie Control Emulation Mode. 🔹 Do this on the hardware: Power off the BCF2000. Hold down the first button on the top row (Button 1 above Fader 1). Power it on while holding the button. It will display “MC C” (Mackie Control via USB). If you see something else (like “MC S”), use the Value encoder to select “MC C”. Press EXIT to confirm. #cubase #behringer #bcf200 #midi #midicontroller #cubasetutorial