The 14 modules

OneMove Vocal Console has fourteen modules, shown here in their default order. Each one opens as a single knob, its One Move, and has a full Expert panel behind it. Every module can be switched off, and you can move any of them with ◂ ▸.

01 · Noise suppressor
Clean
Takes room noise, hiss, fans and traffic out of the voice, on the device.
One Move: Suppression
02 · Pitch corrector
Tune
Real-time pitch correction, from a natural touch to the hard-tuned effect, in key and scale.
One Move: Natural · Hard
03 · Dynamic EQ and de-esser
Tame
Calms mud, boxiness, harsh peaks and sibilance only when they jump out.
One Move: Tame
04 · Corrective EQ
Shape
Cuts before the compressors: a high-pass filter plus mud, box and harshness cuts.
One Move: Shape
05 · Optical compressor (2A-style)
Level
Optical levelling: smooth, slow and program-dependent, like the classic 2A-style opto.
One Move: Peak reduction
06 · FET compressor (76-style)
Punch
FET bite: catches peaks fast and pushes the voice forward, with the classic all-buttons mode.
One Move: Drive
07 · Tape saturation
Tape
Tape glue after the compressors: rounds harsh peaks and adds warmth at the same level.
One Move: Tape
08 · Post-compression gate
Floor
Keeps the gaps quiet: compression lifts hiss between phrases, Floor pulls it back down.
One Move: Floor
09 · Vocal rider
Ride
Rides the vocal fader for you, toward a target level, following the music if you feed it.
One Move: Ride range
10 · Tube saturation
Tube
Even-order valve harmonics: thicker, warmer, more analogue, at the same level.
One Move: Tube
11 · Voice character
Character
Become someone else: gender, age, giant, robot, vocoder or whisper. Pick a voice and turn it up.
One Move: Character
12 · Air enhancer
Air
Opens up the top: quiet air is lifted, loud air is left alone.
One Move: Air
13 · Loudness
Loud
Louder on phones and laptops without squashing: tilt, body, presence and peak shaving.
One Move: Loud
14 · Tone EQ and Space
Finish
Final tone, a gentle smile that brings back body and air, plus Space: a plate reverb and a doubler.
One Move: Finish

How the chain is ordered

The default order follows a classic studio lead-vocal chain:

Correct and control: Clean removes noise, Tune fixes pitch, Tame calms problem frequencies, Shape cuts what the compressors shouldn't hear.
Compress: Level (2A-style opto) evens the voice, Punch (76-style FET) adds bite. The ⇄ key swaps them.
Colour and control the gaps: Tape glues, Floor keeps the gaps quiet, Ride rides the level.
Transform and finish: Tube thickens, Character changes the voice, Air opens the top, Loud makes it carry, and Finish sets the final tone and space.

What every module has in common

Controls	one main knob (a host parameter), plus the Expert panel
Power	a lamp on each column; a module that is off costs almost nothing
Latency	fixed per mode: switching a module never moves the vocal in time
Lamps	amber when the module works hard, red when it is pushed too far
CPU, iPad Air M3	1.0–2.4 % of one core for the whole plug-in with one module on, including about 1 % of fixed cost

See the full specifications for the chain as a whole.