Now the following steps will make your BCF2000 almost touch sensetive, in doing this you will lose the 8 Function keys (automatically set up for your screensets, for which I use my number pad anyway, it's right next to my BCF2000).
What I've done is reassigned the buttons, so what was mute is now a button which when pressed tells Logic that a touch sensetive fader has been toched, so you can write over any automation without fighting the motorised faders, when the button is released the faders go back to moving around to whatever automation was already there. This means that you'll have to use two hands to do it and you'll be limited to doing this with 4 channels at a time (four fingers on the buttons and four on the faders), unless you have more than two hands.
When finished your top buttons (the first ones directly under the V-Pots) will have these assignments.
Top button - Touch on/off
Lower shift and Top Button - Mute
Upper shift and Top Button - Solo
Now heres how you do it,
In logic go to preferences>control surfaces>controller assignments
Now go to Tracks>(no Mode)> Ch 1 Fader
Follow the same path for fader 1-8
In the dialoge box copy the following into Touch/Release, replacing what was there
For fader 1 - 90 10 Lo7
For fader 2 - 90 11 Lo7
For Fader 3 - 90 12 Lo7
For Fader 4 - 90 13 Lo7
For Fader 5 - 90 14 Lo7
For fader 6 - 90 15 Lo7
For Fader 7 - 90 16 Lo7
For Fader 8 - 90 17 Lo7
Next go to Tracks>(nomode)>Ch 1 Mute
Follow the same path for mute 1-8
In the dialogue box copy the following into Value Change, replacing what was there
For Mute 1 - 90 36 7F
For Mute 2 - 90 37 7F
For Mute 3 - 90 38 7F
For Mute 4 - 90 39 7F
For Mute 5 - 90 3A 7F
For Mute 6 - 90 3B 7F
For Mute 7 - 90 3C 7F
For Mute 8 - 90 3D 7F
Next go to Control Surface: Logic Control>(No Mode)>F1
Follow the same path for F1-F8
In the dialoge box delete the data in Value Change
Do this for F1-F8 (if this last step isn't done every time you mute a track Logic will change screensets)
