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Finally. a video that shows what this new synth is capable of. sounds really nice. Why do most reviewers use cheesy sounds and bad licks to review new synths? I've been waiting for someone to make actual music on the polyend synth so I knew if it was any good or not. This is really nice.

Genial Ambient Sound👌🏼👍🏼 Felicidades y Saludos😜

Awesome. I got this on my list for ambient hw synths. Some people complain of some bugs/glitches but I didn't notice any here. Anyways, thanks for the upload, take care.

Great music, well done! Maybe next time you can connect external mini synth or iPhone and expand for som nice lead pattern?

does this work with china lights?

Maybe i missed it in the video, but what did you use for a mixer?

This is exactly the kind of video I was looking for. Informative, simple, and with great musical examples of how to use it with the SH4D. Well done! 👏

It’s arguably integral you uploaded this with the oops part because showing us what not to do reinforces what we should do. As Bob Ross would call it, a happy accident. Thanks for this educational video!

Keep it going. You've got a good presence. made me consider both purchases.

Great video!

great video! launchkey looks amazing and a great companion for hardware synths

Thank you for watching and commenting. As far as transferring third party patches, that’s unfortunately the unit’s Achilles heel. You can save the entire memory of the unit, and you can restore the entire memory of the unit. You cannot externally save and restore individual synth patches, drum kits, or patterns. I truly wish Roland could fix this with an update, but so far, it doesn’t seem they have.

It is too dark

Great video. I’m looking to pair up a MIDI foot controller with the SH-4D to play notes with my foot while I play bass. My SH-4D is still in the mail, waiting to be delivered. I’m trying to learn as much as possible before I receive the synth. Looks like a powerhouse! I have one question, can we transfer 3rd party patches to the SH-4D from a computer via USB? I can’t find any documentation related to that. Also that bass drone sounded awesome

Is there any noticeable audio latency when going out from the CT to external synth and then back into the CT?

Love the approach and style of this video. Super informative and no nonsense. Thanks for taking the time to show your process and how you are working around the move's limitations. It's cool to see everyone still figuring out this little box and pushing it to its limits (Ableton pun intended). Keep making great content is the only suggestion I have - no improvements needed. I watched to the end and started looking at some of your other vids. Sub'd.

Klaus would be proud!

Gorgeous.

Useful video and comments

Genial ese ambient. Amo mi SH-4D. Gracias, un saludo 👍🏼😜

thank you, you made exactly what i looking for

Thanks for this, liked and subscribed. I see you apply the amount of quantization you want after the fact, which I'm guessing means you can then compare the unquantized/quantized recording using undo and redo (if it has a redo). Also, can you alternatively set quantize before recording as you can on Circuits?

Nice, this is pushing the limits of this thing. I don't know why these companies don't realease a Rompler-based groove box with a slightly more normal keyboard that's not so expensive as OP-1.

you can stop you sample by adjusting your hold time for now. I believe they are working on a proper stop all sounds function.

There's something really sad about the idea that this supposed musical device can't even support non 4/4 meter.

Pretty smart workaround. Thank you!

I've made beats in 3/4 no problem. It detected with capture just fine. I figured it just worked

Thanks so much for taking the time to answer my questions from your previous video. I really appreciate it. That was such a great performance, I just had to know more about it. Now I see that the root notes are replicated on the pad grid, and the Move's "chromatic pad layout" is unique. I'm used to the chromatic pad layout from the Circuit Tracks which resembles a piano keyboard, so that's why the Move's pad layout had me curious. Your musicianship in these videos is really refreshing because it adds so much more to the videos vs. a straight "gear review" that focuses solely on technical specs but doesn't show the gear off in a musical context. Thanks for all the effort you put in.

How do we turn the metronome Volume up or down??

You listed everything in the video EXCEPT what lights you used. 😂

Hi , what are the bars/battens you use... Look cool!

The speakers are trash

Just get a MiniRig mini. Takes practically no space, and it will BLOW YOU AWAY w/ the sound it delivers. Crank it to 100 w/ zero distortion. It’s why they’re usually sold out.

Great hack bro!

This is great!! Which piano preset are you using? And more importantly how did you get it to do 6/8 time? I thought the Move was limited to 4/4!

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Sounds awesome. I really like the tones. Can you please explain a little more about what we're seeing? For example, when you're playing the piano riffs, there are other pads lighting up green as you play, that you're not touching. Are those just replications of the pads you're playing but in another spot on the pad grid? Is there a pad layout that represents the notes, so that you know what you're playing, that we may not be aware of as viewers? Thanks! Great video!

amazing work honestly, had me swaying my head! 💖

Great video!! I didnt even know the Mk2 was released recently!

I wanna see how well it plays with other devices… No midi I/o is a worry…

Dusted off my Tracks while waiting for my Move to ship, I forgot how good 3 year old Tracks is at controlling other synths on MIDI3 and MIDI4. Now that I think about it, it's had a lot of the features of Move all along.

I bought a circuit tracks and haven't used it. A few days ago I saw a Canadian YT talking about the Move. I'm like w00t?!! I watch the video and ordered one. It is a blast. I don't sell gear at all and I am considering selling my Circuit Tracks QUICK, though I want to experiment with using Circuit Tracks some first. As some had commented the Circuit Tracks is similar but different enough (midi sequencer) that it may warrant keeping. I need to take it out of its case and give it a go. Even though the Move's screen is tiny it is helpful. The total lack of screen has always been a bit of a negative, even for a scratchpad/groovebox like the Circuit series.

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GREAT‼️ comparison. Thank you so much. I’ve watched some video’s of the Move vs the Cicuits, but nobody explained it this well. 👍🏿

The main attraction of circuit tracks is on-the-fly sequencing and not only sending midi but recieving audio that can be side-chained to the drums. If there is a efficient way to perform these functions native to the Move then it will essentially solve issues I've had with Circuit Tracks from the start.

Thank you for the video! Do you mind explaining, what is your process of exporting midi data from circuit tracks to Ableton?

Its cool, but 4 tracks is not enough. Get a Digitakt 2.

Ive had this same thought - I sketch ideas on Circuit Tracks & treat my ableton workflow somewhat separately , because transfering projects is so dang complicated. I've gotten used to a nice multi-tier appraoch - my studio & two portable setups are split into hardware based section, driven by the Circuit Tracks, and the Midi / Ableton setup, driven by the Push. They meet in the middle in my studio & projects exist only as audio recordings for final projects in ableton. Having messed with Note and Koala - the ableton project export efficiency is where the process flows smoothly. I'd be tempted to keep both Circuit tracks & sell some other gear to get the Move. Then see which one dominates my process, overall. This certainly ticks many boxes, that's for sure & is currently threatening Circuit Tracks role in my workflow.

I have a Circuit Tracks and used to have a Rhythm but sold it because I didn’t want to be tethered to a computer to manage the device. The Novation devices are very cleverly designed but are tragically let down by the lack of a display , which makes it impossible to effectively do any sound design (ever tried to use the same sound on more than one project?) and its extreme dependency on a computer for sound design, management of presets and samples. They are fun devices but are shockingly overpriced compared to the competition including the Move, which has an enormous amount of features exceeding the Circuits. The Move looks good value but it’s not for me. I don’t see the point of a “sketchpad”. I want one platform where I can write my songs and finish them, apart from perhaps final mixing and mastering. Saving for an MPC key

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