TRANSPOSE - Max 4 Live Device for the ARTinoise re.corder

TRANSPOSE is a MaxForLive device for Ableton made specifically for the ARTinoise Re.corder.
Each time you press the ‘triangle’ or ‘square’ button on the re.corder, you can now transpose up or down a semitone.
A handy ‘reset’ button is present to go back to the default in a blink of an eye!
Download this M4L Device here drive.google.c...
drag-and-drop it into an Ableton project and you are ready to go!
MORE ABOUT RE.CORDER
Re.corder is an innovative and versatile instrument that offers the user a complete path of growth, starting from familiar use in its original acoustic form, moving on to digital use via smartphone or tablet through its App to experiment with new sounds and expressive possibilities, to semi-professional use as a MIDI controller via pc or mac to use with any DAW and high quality sound libraries and access all aspects of professional music composition and recording.
Re.corder might represent a suitable choice to students wishing to learn and practice on the instrument anywhere with headphones, wind instrumentalists unfamiliar with staff writing wanting to transcribe scores, amateur musicians looking for a portable, inexpensive yet capable electronic wind instrument, or even to beatmakers looking to move away from keyboards and try new ways of interacting with sounds.
Learn more about re.corder on www.recorderinstruments.com
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[@kransam]

Please explain what is the Z axis movement. None of us user understand it. Specially with respect to midi

[@fluidizm]

Hi,
The Z axis is an acceleration sensing value, interpolating the re.corder position in space and the gravity force.
I don’t use it because it’s not easy to use, we could have hid it since it’s a value that the 3D sensor calculates constantly but we left it available to let people experiment in some ways.
For example, I used it once to trigger notes or drum hits using the re.corder when I shook it really hard, by setting a threshold level on the sensor output value.
I hope that it makes sense!
P.S. maybe in the future I’ll make a M4L device for it with an explanation video😁

[@kransam]

@@fluidizm thanks. Much appreciated