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Not for me
The only reason Move became viable for me was modded firmware opening up the device beyond 4-track and other limits.
But the physical experience is why I'm sending it back. The sensitivity threshold of the pads cannot be adjusted, and the stock sensitivity as is was not my taste, I would have preferred something more sensitive, I found myself playing something and some notes would miss. I prefer pads on the Push, Novation, and Akai.
The buttons and main wheel all click quite loudly. It's a bit heavier than I had expected. But the main thing was the feel of the pads I could tell almost instantly it was not for me. I will stick to the Push with the excellent MPE pads, and Ableton Note for something portable.
Otherwise, it seems fairly well built. I can't give too much more feedback because I didn't play it very long once I realised it was physically unsuitable for me.
But the physical experience is why I'm sending it back. The sensitivity threshold of the pads cannot be adjusted, and the stock sensitivity as is was not my taste, I would have preferred something more sensitive, I found myself playing something and some notes would miss. I prefer pads on the Push, Novation, and Akai.
The buttons and main wheel all click quite loudly. It's a bit heavier than I had expected. But the main thing was the feel of the pads I could tell almost instantly it was not for me. I will stick to the Push with the excellent MPE pads, and Ableton Note for something portable.
Otherwise, it seems fairly well built. I can't give too much more feedback because I didn't play it very long once I realised it was physically unsuitable for me.
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