@lexridge:
Before you can send any sysex to the BCF2000 you should make sure no connection to or from it is in use; then you should make sure which device number is the BCF in ALSA sound card list, eg.
cat /proc/asound/cards
read N on the left-most column and only after that you may be confident to send the syxex file with
amidi -p hw:N -s filename.syx.
OTOH, the sysex files that are used this way are raw sysex files, literally captured as direct preset dumps from the BCF2000; they're not the same exquisite format as the ones imported/exported from BCEdit, so you can't use them that way.
@lexridge:
Before you can send any sysex to the BCF2000 you should make sure no connection to or from it is in use; then you should make sure which device number is the BCF in ALSA sound card list, eg.
cat /proc/asound/cardsread N on the left-most column and only after that you may be confident to send the syxex file with
amidi -p hw:N-sfilename.syx.OTOH, the sysex files that are used this way are raw sysex files, literally captured as direct preset dumps from the BCF2000; they're not the same exquisite format as the ones imported/exported from BCEdit, so you can't use them that way.
Seeya