Display
Shows the current sound, menus and values. Touch a knob to see what it changes.
Tap any button, knob or pad on the drawing to jump to what it does. Many controls have a second job while you hold Shift.
Top: the face of Move. Bottom: its back edge, with the connections.
Shows the current sound, menus and values. Touch a knob to see what it changes.
Turn it to scroll through menus, sounds and values. Press it to confirm a choice.
Steps out of a menu or the sound browser. Hold it to close the current view.
Switches between Note Mode (build one track) and Session Mode (launch clips). Hold it to peek at the other mode.
Moves to the previous bar of a clip. Hold a step and press it to nudge notes earlier.
Moves to the next bar of a clip. Hold a step and press it to nudge notes later.
Moves a melodic instrument up an octave. Hold a step and press it to raise the notes on that step.
Moves a melodic instrument down an octave. Hold a step and press it to lower the notes on that step.
Starts and stops playback.
Shift In Session Mode: restart all playing clips from their beginning.
Starts or stops recording what you play (and knob moves) into a clip. If Move was stopped, playback starts too, after a count-in.
Turns what you just played without recording into a clip. Pressed while stopped, it also guesses your tempo.
Shift Clear what Capture has been listening to.
Opens Sampling Mode to record sound from the microphone, the audio input, USB-C, or Move itself.
Loop Mode: the step buttons show the bars of the clip, so you can change its length or copy whole bars.
Hold it to reach the second job of other controls. While you hold it, icons appear under several step buttons: each opens a setting.
Takes back your last action.
Shift Redo.
Copies Sets, notes, steps, bars or clips. Press it again to empty the clipboard.
Removes things: hold it and press the Set, clip, pad or notes you want gone.
Mutes or unmutes a track or a single drum pad.
Shift Solo (hold Shift + Mute and press a track button).
The four tall buttons left of the pads. Each one selects a track. Hold one to peek at that track without switching to it.
Shift Open this track’s settings.
Plays a note or a drum sound. Hit softly for a quiet note, harder for a loud one. Pressing harder while holding shapes some sounds.
The eight knobs along the top change the sound: each one controls one setting of the current instrument or effect. Touch a knob to see its name on the display.
Shift Fine adjustment: smaller changes per turn.
Sets the overall volume. Hold a track button while turning it for that track, a pad for that pad, or a step for how hard its notes play.
Built-in microphone for recording samples.
Turns Move on. To turn it off, press it, then press the wheel. Hold it for ten seconds to force Move off.
Headphones or speakers (3.5 mm stereo jack).
Plug in another sound source to sample it (3.5 mm stereo jack).
Connect a USB MIDI keyboard or controller.
Charging, and connecting Move to a computer, phone or tablet.
The row of 16 round buttons below the pads. Each one is a step of your pattern: by default, one 16th note. Steps 1, 5, 9 and 13 have a small line under their light: each one starts a beat. In Loop Mode, the steps stand for the bars of your clip instead.
Hold Shift and press a step to open the setting shown under it:
| Hold Shift + | What it does |
|---|---|
| Step 1 | Open the Set Overview, where all your Sets live. |
| Step 2 | Open the Setup menu (Wi-Fi, updates, MIDI, brightness and more). |
| Step 3 | Open Workflow Settings (quantize, step grid, count-in, autoload, time signature). |
| Step 5 | Change the tempo (BPM). |
| Step 6 | Metronome settings. |
| Step 7 | Set the groove (swing) amount. |
| Step 8 | Turn the 16 Pitches layout on or off (drum kits). |
| Step 9 | Choose the key and scale for melodic sounds. |
| Step 10 | Turn Full Velocity on or off (every hit plays at full strength). |
| Step 11 | Repeat and arpeggiator settings. |
| Step 14 | Get the next empty clip slot ready: a fresh clip. |
| Step 15 | Double the loop (copies the notes into the new half). |
| Step 16 | Quantize: snap the notes in the clip to the grid. |