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Yeah I believe so. You can create presets for Drum Rack and Drift and import them into MOVE.
You wrap each device into an Instrument rack. Assign the 8 Macro controls with a couple of effects you want and then wrap them in another Instrument Rack. Save it as a Move-compatible preset and then import via Move Manager.
Unfortunately can't do this for Wavetable Presets just yet. Hopefully that comes in future.
They’ve said already that Wavetable can potentially be too CPU intensive to create presets in Live and then transfer to Move. The version in Move and Note is cut down feature wise for that reason.
Ah that’s a shame. Although having a vanilla template preset of a Move Compatible Wavetable with only the parameters available for customising would still be something. Even if the number of wavetables was limited and unavailable controls ‘greyed out’.
First impression after two hours playing with Move.
Construction quality is excellent. Miles ahead even from Elektron. The knobs are insanely good.
Speaker, total garbage.
Sounds from factory, soo good. A lot of variety and quality.
Workflow….THE WORKFLOW. Period.
I play the violin and the piano and this is to be played.
Finally, I found my place. This is it.
Cool thanks.
My circuit is about to go on sale due to the lack of use but I doubt I’ll be buying move just yet. I already have an ultra portable Drambo/Loopy based set up that is vastly superior to this. One day though I’m sure I’ll pull the trigger, even if just to get some sonic inspiration.
Just arrived.
Amazing, so easy and intuitive. No need for a manual.
Sure! That’s a Manfrotto Pixi tripod. I drilled a hole in a wooden tongue-depressor (actually just one from a bag I got at the craft store) and screwed it on top. The mics are just clipped on with the supplied clothing clips.
I also added some cut sections of bike inner tube to the ends to help the clips grip better. You can extend it by slipping some more of the wooden strips into those inner tube sections.
does that mean due to Move limitations we will never see user wavetable presets on Ios note which can handle the the extra CPU usage?
I'm sure that the Move's CPU can easily handle the processing load for running Wavetable patches, so there might be a different reason if they don't want to support it.
I’m sorry but that’s not correct, Wavetable patches can be MUCH more CPU intensive than Drift. The project lead for Move has stated this in the Sonic State preview for Move and during early testing. They wouldn’t be able to ensure you’d be able to use it on all four tracks in Move at once, which definitely something that they want to avoid as managing that kind of overhead goes against what Move was created for.
@Tarekith hey man, I know they are totally different beasts but how do you like working on this versus your op-z??
It’s crazy to watch someone who doesn’t do music learn how to use this thing in a couple of minutes and have something coherent going in a few more. There is definitely things it does that Note doesn’t by the way.
Look at that lovely Juno 106 😍
does that mean due to Move limitations we will never see user wavetable presets on Ios note which can handle the the extra CPU usage?
I don’t know to be honest, I’ve never seen it mentioned.
Move to me is more about the sounds and having a really nice playing surface to use while sequencing them. Intuitive workflow.
The Z is all about that crazy sequencer and having dedicated performance tools on hand. Really different use cases for me.
Brilliant, thanks!
I am really hoping they open this up to integrate with iOS, specifically the iPad. After accessing the free lessons through Melodics, it was apparent that the USB-C midi and audio work seamlessly with the app. All the audio from the melodics app stream straight to the iPad via USB-C as well as the midi to the iPad. It would be so great to use this as a controller/audio interface for iOS apps. As of now I haven't had much luck as in order to use the usb-c audio (except sending) & midi. It seems it has to be in LIVE controller mode for midi. Anyone find any work arounds to use this as a controller for iPad apps like Koala?
I have a steam deck with windows 10 installed on one partition. I have full ableton installed and can confirm that Ableton move works fine with it in Live controller mode. It uses up USB-C to USB-C so cant charge at same time. It didnt work when I tried to use a USB hub between them with a power cable but may have just been my usb hub. The sound came out from the Ableton move rather than the Steam deck. I was impressed with it - it was usable.
Yes, it does work well controlling live. I just wished it worked well as a midi controller for iPad apps. It can be done as it works brilliantly with the Melodics app.
Have to admit that this combo looks a lot of fun. Would consider if my money wasn’t already mapped to other things
I think they just want to keep a clear differentiation between tiers of products. If you want less and smaller get Move, if you want more and bigger get Push. People will always ask for more and perhaps Ableton will improve it via firmware updates but I think the hardware limitations serve a bigger strategy.
That would certainly make sense.
And limitations can indeed boost creativity, as in "make your riff better instead of adding more tracks"
This is cool.
I discovered while making custom Drift Presets in Ableton, that MOVE will support multiple parameter assignments per Macro.
So you can assign a bunch of parameters to a macro, invert their ranges etc and go wild on just one knob.
Very cool stuff!
Question: can you save a set with tracks muted, and then export audio from Move Manager with the tracks muted? Just wondering if this is the case as then I could use Move Manager to export four separate tracks without too much effort.
Yes, this would be one way to export stems. If you Mute 3 tracks. The audio exported from Move Manager will be just that single 4th track.
I don't remember if the mute state gets saved (not in the studio to check), but even it doesn't it's easy to turn the volume down on tracks you don't want in the export.
I tested before replying, and the muted tracks were not part of the audio that is exported by Move Manager. 👍
Hmmmm, thanks, it's back on the list then!
Funnily enough I’ve finally crossed it off mine!
I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time on various forums and watching vids, but I’ve come to the conclusion it’s not ticking enough boxes, and a few hardware issues (e.g. noisy audio out) being reported have finally put me off.
Not a ‘definitively never’, but definitely a ‘not as it is at the moment’. I still think it’s an incredibly attractive device.
Note (beta) is really good now though, so I’m concentrating on that as a mobile ‘sketchpad’ (just cancelled my Logic sub), with a V12 Live upgrade and possible Launchkey mk4 purchase as a hardware controller.