artinoise re.corder - SUPERCHARGED with the power of MOZAIC

Download this script:
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re.corder.moz v1.0 - [e-mail]
provides various MIDI tweaks and enhancements
for artinose re.corder www.artinoise.com/
Requires an iPad or iPhone and Mozaic:
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... and an AUv3 host, such as AUM:
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... and at least one synth. Highly recommended: Respiro (free!):
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... for rotator mode, a polyphonic synth is required. Recommended: OB-Xd:
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and/or Moog Model D:
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How to use:
Set Mozaic to listen for incoming MIDI from re.corder
Set desired synths/samplers to listen for MIDI from Mozaic
(do NOT route re.corder's MIDI anywhere other than to Mozaic)
Edit preferences in @OnLoad (details in comments)
There are no GUI/AUv3 controls for now
Have fun!
Script can be configured to work with any fingering mode
that includes at least one note for "command" purposes
that you don't ever plan to actually play as a real note.
It is NOT recommended that you use the re.corder's
built-in octave shift buttons while using this script,
as doing so will affect the note numbers that the script
listens for in order to execute commands.
Instead, use the octave/interval transpose options
provided by the script's command mode.
Currently implemented features:
Adaptive de-glitching:
reduces unwanted notes across difficult legato fingering transitions
dynamically adjusts de-glitch delay relative to previous note duration
Adaptive glide:
dynamically adjusts portamento/glide time based on performance:
legato articulation (tongued notes = no glide)
breath pressure (more breath = faster glide)
note duration (longer notes = slower glide)
Breath/note sync:
keeps breath pressure CC messages consistent with note-on/off
makes sure breath CC value is zero when no note should be sounding
re-sends previous breath CC value on note-on
CC transformations:
various mix-and-match CC re-map / modifier options
includes support for CC-to-pitchbend conversions
Rotator mode:
Brecker-style chord rotator
configurable rotating intervals
outputs to a separate channel
Command mode:
one special trigger note initiates commands
subsequent notes perform various functions:
transpose (octaves and/or intervals within octave)
program change
toggle adaptive glide mode
toggle rotator mode
MIDI panic (cc123 all notes off)
command notes are also passed through
on a separate configurable channel
so that the host or other plug-ins/apps
can respond to them
plans/ideas for future development...
drone mode
chord mapper
various looper functions
backing track select/play/stop
CC to note-on/off velocity conversion

[@Geab12]

Pretty cool Jon and thanks for the tip with the earplug

[@ArashSayadi]

Very cool instrument.

[@MonitusMusic]

I can't thank you enough the script you have made. It makes playing the swam instruments a pleasure!! One thing though, how do you perform a glide? I can't do it consistently. When I blow a note and change my fingers to a different one while still blowing sometimes it jumps to the note right away and some times it does a glide. Is there a particular way of playing to get the glide?

[@JonDiercks]

Hi Monitus, I'm glad to know you are finding the script useful! The adaptive glide feature relies on a combination of three control inputs: legato articulation, low breath pressure, and long notes. So to trigger glide you have to play smooth, soft, and slow. After you trigger a glide, you can speed up the glide time by increasing breath pressure if needed. The thresholds for note length and the maximum glide value can be adjusted in the @OnLoad variables. If I recall correctly, the SWAM instruments also try to do some glide control based on articulation, so you might want to turn that off. Or if the SWAM glide works best for you, you can disable glide in the script by setting glide_cc to 0. Hope that helps! Let me know how it goes.

[@alfonsoscarpulla-xo9nj]

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[@alfonsoscarpulla-xo9nj]

Scusate io cont inuo fare Da mesi domanda,nessuno mi risponde! sono passati ta nti mesi-per favo re rispondete,ho bisogno di assis tenza RE-COR DER -ho sempre dato i miei dati e quelli della fattu ra. -Grazie!

[@JonDiercks]

Sorry, I don't speak Italian ... but it looks like you're actually looking for support from Artinoise - they can be reached at [e-mail]

[@kransam]

Nice... Anyway to use this on windows?

[@JonDiercks]

Hi, thanks for the question. Mozaic isn't available on Windows, but my buddy Stef did a nice vid on how to use re.corder effectively in a Windows setup: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l36vfYGbqMyqmpY Hope that helps!

[@MonitusMusic]

I am about to pull the trigger for one at Thomann. Did you make any improvements over the script? Isn't the flute working good as it is? Is the script really necessary to control for example correctly a SWAM instrument like the SWAM flute or the SWAM sax?

[@JonDiercks]

Hi Monitus, The latest firmware from artinoise has improvements in legato articulation and smoothing curves for the noisy accelerometer. But I still rely on this script for many other benefits, including remapping CCs to pitchbend, on-the-fly transpose, adaptive portamento/glide, etc. You can certainly get very musical results from the re.corder without this script, and when you're just getting to know the instrument maybe simpler is best. The script can help take a performance to the next level, though. Thanks for the inquiry, and best wishes for a happy holiday season! Hope you find the re.corder to be lots of fun to play. --Jon

[@MonitusMusic]

@@JonDiercks thanks for the detailed response! Merry Christmas!

[@MonitusMusic]

One last question that I couldn't find in the reviews, does it have a good range of blow sensing? I mean, blowing soft Vs blowing hard. I want to use it with for example SWAM sax to play from quick hard notes to soft and gentle long notes, using the blow pressure to control the expression fader of the swam instrument. Does it work like that?

[@JonDiercks]

@@MonitusMusic that's very subjective, but in my opinion yes there is a good range of breath sensitivity. Some of my other videos on this channel should give you some sense of range. You will want to experiment with the app settings to adjust the threshold (I set mine to low threshold). I also found that the provided plug does not provide a tight enough seal to give the level of resistance I want, so I plug mine with a foam earplug.

[@MonitusMusic]

@@JonDiercks I have seen on your older videos you had an ewi like I used to have. I didn't like it much. I felt it too unnatural and the strength you had to do when blowing was too hard for me. Is the artinoise easier to blow?

[@romandruckt4752]

Hi, I am new in this instrument. Could you tell me how I get this script and how I will use it?

[@JonDiercks]

Hi Roman, and welcome to the world of re.corder! Please see the links and instructions here in the main video description for how to get started with this script.

[@ChristopheTornieri]

Cool if I ever receive mine…

[@JonDiercks]

Ugh, yeah, it's sad that we all had to wait so long, and even sadder that some are still waiting. Guess that's the risk we all took; no guarantees with Kickstarter, just a shot at maybe getting in early on something. Hope yours gets to you soon. Let me know if you want to try this script when you can!

[@jtayl711]

I’ve connected the recorder to my mac via Bluetooth but when I try using it as a midi controller for a virtual instrument in my DAW (reaper) I get a never ending string of modulation and expression messages that seem to interfere with the note on and note off messages. Is this normal?

[@JonDiercks]

Hi Jake, great question! It's "normal" for the re.corder to be sending a lot of Continous Controller (CC) messages, because the accelerometer is constantly monitoring every slight movement you make, and sending those messages into the MIDI stream for use as expressive controls. In my experience this usually shouldn't cause any problem with note-on/off operation, but I don't use Reaper, so I don't know the specifics of what might be going on in there. The latest firmware update for the re.corder does include a configurable setting that can reduce some of the noisiness of the CC data by applying smoothing algorithms. Alternatively, you can turn off any or all of the three accelerometer CCs using the re.corder app. Contact artinoise support for help if needed. I recommend experimenting with it; I find the motion-control features to be one of the best attributes of the re.corder. My friend Stef has videos with detailed tutorials for using re.corder in a variety of ways, including a step-by-step walk-through of connecting re.corder to a mac: kzbin.info/aero/PLxwiIrn5jzyN35TjopdumiWPuGUDkzdxT Good luck, and I hope you have lots of fun making music with your re.corder!

[@arnoldjohnson7779]

OK get your $5 stick to learn reading and fingering then....how exciting. The sounds are not childish at all.

[@kransam]

Nice... Anyway to use this on windows?

[@JonDiercks]

Hi @user-yc1gn8tu9w ! Sorry I didn't see this earlier. There isn't a version of Mozaic for Windows, but check out my friend Stef's video with some great overall tips for getting the most out of re.corder, including connecting to desktop DAWs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3ytlKSKrdGKgcU