14Bit CC of VST parameters using BCR2000?

Hello, I've been reading through the forum trying to find a way to get my BCR2000 to control VSTs in 14Bit mode. Parameter feedback would be nice, but I'm not too fussed about it, I just want higher resolution input. I'll just be using it to control Slate Audio Virtual Mix Rack, which will be loaded onto each track, so I don't need it to change dynamically depending on focus, at least not for the time being. OSC seems to be the only way to do it, is this true? So I will need to translate midi to OSC, probably using PureData? Can anyone help me get started?

Hey banned, thanks for the quick reply. I wondered why all the pd talk stopped about a year ago, and then I found oscbot this morning, seems like it should do the job

I'll give that script a go and let you know how it turns out :)

Yeah, that's why it appeals to me too :)

Alright, I'm confused already. I need to start by making a .reaperosc file for the bcr, right?

Ah right, so that script will automatically translate whenever it's running? Cool. I probably will go for feedback now I've thought about it some more. Thanks

Strange, my pc only seems to have an ip address when connected to the internet. So I can only get osc to work when it is connected. Is there a way around this? The acceleration is much slower than I realised on the BCR when in 14bit mode, so it's looking like soft takeover will be too annoying to deal with, and I can't get the relative modes to work properly. What I'd like to happen is for reaper to send the values for the plugin to specified cc numbers, each time the effect is focused. It seems like I can omit large amounts of the default reaperosc to get this working, but I'm not sure which bit defines each parameter, and I'm still struggling with the syntax. It looks like dir paths to me! Is this the sort of area I should be looking in? FX_NAME s/fx/name s/fx/@/name s/track/@/fx/@/name FX_NUMBER s/fx/number/str s/fx/@/number/str s/track/@/fx/@/number/str FX_BYPASS b/fx/bypass b/fx/@/bypass b/track/@/fx/@/bypass FX_OPEN_UI b/fx/openui b/fx/@/openui b/track/@/fx/@/openui #FX_PRESET s/fx/preset s/fx/@/preset s/track/@/fx/@/preset #FX_PREV_PRESET t/fx/preset- t/fx/@/preset- t/track/@/fx/@/preset- #FX_NEXT_PRESET t/fx/preset+ t/fx/@/preset+ t/track/@/fx/@/preset+ FX_PARAM_NAME s/fxparam/@/name s/fx/@/fxparam/@/name FX_WETDRY n/fx/wetdry n/fx/@/wetdry n/track/@/fx/@/wetdry FX_WETDRY s/fx/wetdry/str s/fx/@/wetdry/str s/track/@/fx/@/wetdry/str FX_PARAM_VALUE n/fxparam/@/value n/fx/@/fxparam/@/value n/track/@/fx/@/fxparam/@/value FX_PARAM_VALUE s/fxparam/@/value/str s/fx/@/fxparam/@/value/str And does the @ symbol denote a value specified by reaper, focused track etc?

Thanks man, I'll give that a go