Interested how you recorded/exported the audio while on your commute?
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Haha thought someone might ask. So I resampled the audio from my mix onto a pad in my drum rack. Then just accessed the recorded audio on the Move through Chrome on my phone.
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You can also record audio straight from Move via USB C to your phone, which is what I do for posting on Bluesky, etc
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Nice 
I tried to do this once but couldn’t get it working. What app did you use?
If it’s Android then you’re out of luck.
I just use the Camera app on iPhone to record a video.
Sounds good on laptop speakers. Open top end, Impact and dynamic range. Trippy!
No I have an iPhone 16e
It’s FREEEEEE
Also provided you have Note and space on the Ableton Cloud the quickest and easiest way is to export an audio file from there.
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Auto Filter is coming for Move
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Sick! <3
With the last update, they added “USB-C Audio” to the Setup menu (Shift + Step 2). Mine defaults to “Mic,” but if you want to record into your phone it should be set to “Main Out.” It took me a while to figure it out!
Okay thanks I’ll have another try!
Do we have a thread dedicated to the music people have made on Move? I’m thinking about one but I want to hear how far people can take this thing.
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Interesting to read that 12.2 introduces hi-quality mode for Drift. I suppose it will be disabled on the Move, but I wonder if there will be actual, perceptible quality difference in Live?
I mean Drift sounded just fine to me
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It’s oversampling, Hi-Quality in Ableton is oversampling and in 95% of the cases you won’t hear the difference. If a patch you are playing around with has some strange high-end artifacts it is worth trying to turn that mode on.
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Classic Linkin Park vibes. I like it.