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Signal routing5.4

With the USB interface, you can record and play back up to four audio signals

simultaneously. The signal routing is speciﬁed by the settings of the applied

software (for example, TRAKTOR 3 LE), Control Panel and the state of the buttons

on the device.

In Windows, the possibilities of signal routing depend on the chosen driver

(ASIO or WDM/MME).

Routing possibilities with the ASIO 5.4.1

driver (Windows)

STANDARD Mode:

If “STANDARD” is selected in the GLOBAL MODE of Control Panel, only the input

signals can be selected. The output assignment is preconﬁgured. The software

outputs 1-2 are routed to the MASTER OUTPUT [39] (rear panel) and the software

outputs 3-4 are routed to the PHONES output [14] (front panel). Usually, it is

recommended to use the STANDARD mode, which is also the case when using the

TRAKTOR 3 LE software.

BCD3000

Hardware

BCD3000

Hardware

Windows Software

MIC IN

IN A (PHONO)

IN B

PHONO

LINE

MIC

PHONO A

IN A

CH 1-2

CH-3-4

MASTER OUT

PHONES OUT

CH 1-2

CH-3-4

ASIO

Windows Driver

ASIO

Windows Driver

CONTROL P A NEL

Windows Software

OUT

CONTROL P A NEL

Fig. 5.3: Audio routing in STANDARD mode (ASIO driver)

Advanced Mode:

In Advanced mode, all parameters of the ASIO driver can be adjusted. In Control

Panel, you can select the input source for channel IN A (CH 1-2, Mic or Phono

A). The input source for IN B (CH 3-4, Phono or Line) is selected with the

PHONO/LINE switch [38] on the rear panel of the BCD3000. The playback channels

CH 1-2 or CH 3-4 are also selected in Control Panel for the main outputs [39] and

the headphone output [14] (in the MASTER OUT and PHONES OUT ﬁelds). If you

assign the software output channels 1-2 to the headphone output, the channels

3-4 are automatically assigned to the MASTER OUTPUT, and vice versa.

MIC IN

IN A (PHONO)

IN B

PHONO

LINE

MIC

PHONO A

CH 1-2

CH-3-4

CH 1-2

CH 3-4

CH 1-2

CH 3-4

MAST OUT

PHNS OUT

PHONES OUT

CH 1-2

CH 3-4

IN A

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BCD3000

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ASIO

Windows Driver

ASIO

Windows Driver

CONTROL P A NEL

Windows Software

OUT

CONTROL P A NEL

MASTER OUT

Fig. 5.4: Audio routing in Advanced Mode (ASIO)

Routing possibilities with the WDM/MME 5.4.2

driver (Windows)

The WDM/MME driver supports playback/recording of 2 audio signals.

For 2-channel recording you can select input IN A or IN B in the WDM/MME

window of the control panel. When you choose IN A, you can also determine the

signal to be recorded (Phono A or MIC).

When you select IN B, you can use the PHONE/LINE switch to determine the

signal to be recorded (phono or line).

Playback with the WDM/MME driver is always in stereo, which is why the MASTER

output and the PHONES connector of the BCD3000 provide the same music signal.

MASTER OUTSTEREO

(CH 1-2)

PHONES OUT

MIC IN

IN A (PHONO)

IN B

PHONO

LINE

MIC

PHONO A

IN A

IN B

REC

SELECT

STEREO

(CH 1-2)

BCD3000

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BCD3000

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Windows Software

WDM/MME

Windows Driver

WDM/MME

Windows Driver

CONTROL PANEL

Windows Software

OUT

CONTROL PANEL

Fig. 5.5: Audio routing with the WDM/MME driver

Routing possibilities (Mac OS X)5.4.3

With Mac, the BCD3000 always runs in the “STANDARD” mode, which means

that only the input signals can be conﬁgured. For channel IN A, you can assign

Mic or Phono A with MIDI commands in an appropriate software (see Table 6.7).

The input source for IN B (CH 3-4, Phono or Line) is selected with the

PHONO/LINE switch [38] on the rear panel of the BCD3000.

The output assignment is preconﬁgured. The software outputs 1-2 are routed to

the MASTER OUTPUT [39] (rear panel) and the software outputs 3-4 are routed to

the PHONES output [14] (front panel).

MIC IN

IN A (PHONO)

IN B

PHONO

LINE

MIC

PHONO A

Prog Chg 0

Prog Chg 1

CH 1-2

CH-3-4

MASTER OUT

PHONES OUT

CH 1-2

CH-3-4

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BCD3000

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Mac OS X

Core Audio

Mac OS X

Core Audio

Mac OS X

OUT

MIDI COMMAND

Fig. 5.6: Audio routing on the Mac

MIDI Control6.

All control functions of the BCD3000 are sent to your computer as MIDI data.

The Musical Instruments Digital Interface is a generic, non-manufacturer-speciﬁc

standard that enables communication between electronic musical instruments.

Although the BCD3000 is not equipped with the “classic” 5-pin MIDI connectors,

it still uses the MIDI protocol for data transmission via USB. Thus, the BCD3000

can also control third-party software, as long as it is able to “speak” MIDI. In turn,

the BCD3000 can receive MIDI data and use them to show the switching status of

the button LEDs.

Primarily, two MIDI data types are used: Control Change (CC no.) and Note

commands (Note no.). The CC commands allow values, which change

continuously, to be transmitted in real time. Button functions are sent with

Note commands. You can match the MIDI commands to the software functions

in the DJ software of your choice. Please note that the diﬀerent behaviors of

the LED control and the buttons’ Toggle On/Oﬀ mode depend on the selected

GLOBAL MODE, as explained in Chapter 4.2 under “The MIDI Tab”.

Sending control change functions6.1

All rotary knobs, faders, wheels and the crossfader are control elements that

send CC data. A CC number is assigned to each control element; the transmitted

absolute values range between 0 and 127. The Scratch wheels are the exception,

owing to the fact that continuous encoders do not transmit absolute values.

They send value changes (increment = +1, decrement = -1) when used.

The following table shows the regular assignment of CC numbers categorized in

function groups.

1 2 ... 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

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