Artinoise re.corder, the recorder re.invented (full company video)

[@LarryShone]

Be nice to see a demonstration of it sounding like a recorder! I just want a silent recorder, playable through headphones

[@killerdeej]

Orrrrrrrrrrrr you could just buy a recorder.

[@LarryShone]

@@killerdeej I already have 5 recorders!

[@unkobold]

It is very nice as a silent recorder - although the air flow could be heard, especially if programmed on « low sensitivity », i.e. for trumpet or oboe players who are used to heavy pressure air flow. The « real recorder » sound is acceptable while sounding like a plastic recorder. The digital recorder sound is good, although some user feel it lacks responsiveness - like some Large bore Renaissance ( Moeck) do. But it can be somewhat corrected as the response is parametrable inside the Artinoise app. Nevertheless I will always sound like a digital instrument, that is it will lack the imperfections and peculiarities of a « real » high quality recorder.

[@frultimate6144]

Great vid. I think I'm gonna be a fan. You've just got a fan from Indonesia :D

[@flauta-kun9835]

Que bueno xd te encontré en este video

[@skevosmavros]

Hi there, I'm a backer, just wondering if there will there be any functionality for the thumbs? Maybe for controlling octave shifts and/or modulation the way my Yamaha wx5 does? Or one of the thumbs could be used as a piano pedal, for sustain/chords. If reprogrammable/assignable, the thumbs could be used for everything from MIDI program changes to starting or stopping recording in a DAW. Just some ideas, looking forward to seeing the project develop.

[@communityband1]

I understand that this operates as a normal recorder when not using any digital functionality. But when using this as a wind controller to manipulate a MIDI application, is it possible to mute the acoustic sound of the recorder? I suppose we could cover the 'window' opening? I'm very interested in advertising this instrument to people who use my recorder applications. I think it opens up some really interesting possibilities. Congratulations on your KickStarter campaign! I only just discovered you, so I'll have to wait for the retail version to get mine. :-)

[@GiancarloLocatelli]

FANTASTIC

[@nunpopo]

Is there a chromatic functuonality? Could not see a demonstration on the video.

[@adolforodolfo6929]

No-one answered your question, so I will. The re.corder comes with a mute that you insert in the labium window when playing digitally, so that the only sound you hear is from the midi application.

[@communityband1]

@@adolforodolfo6929 Thank you!

[@laudate905]

What does they cost?

[@mccavalloofficial]

Diteggiatura tedesca o barocca?

[@Mrzapo78]

180 euro... No thanks

[@adolforodolfo6929]

It really isn't expensive given it's capabilities. Have you looked at the price of other wind controllers for midi?

[@Mrzapo78]

@@adolforodolfo6929 yeah I see the others, but they are superior than this! It is too expensive , in my opinion. Reasonable price it Williams be about100 €

[@adolforodolfo6929]

@@Mrzapo78 This video doesn't really give you any idea of the re.corder's capabilities as a midi controller. You could watch these: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKanqZqrm5qXpbc kzbin.info/www/bejne/hobHYWSYaZWLf9k Maybe you will change your valuation, maybe not 😊

[@Mrzapo78]

@@adolforodolfo6929 😉👍

[@runealnervik]

​@@Mrzapo78So you have a "superior" digital wind instrument, for about 1000 €, by Akai, Yamaha, Roland or similar? As I see it those instruments are aimed chiefly at sax players. Also, they are heavy and uncomfortable! So it's definitely room for a lightweight digital recorder primarily aimed at recorder players! Will also be fun to use in studio settings as a midi controller!