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Names

  • Product: OneMove Vocal Console
  • Maker: OneMove
  • Format: AUv3 plug-in and app for iPad and iPhone

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One sentence

OneMove Vocal Console is a complete vocal chain in one AUv3 plug-in for iPad and iPhone: fourteen modules, one move each.

Short description (about 50 words)

OneMove Vocal Console puts a complete vocal chain into one AUv3 plug-in for iPad and iPhone. Fourteen modules, from neural noise reduction and real-time pitch correction to opto and FET compression, air, loudness and a plate reverb, each with one main knob. The full chain uses about 6 % of one core on an iPad Air M3.

Long description (about 200 words)

OneMove Vocal Console replaces the five or six plug-ins a vocal usually needs with one AUv3 plug-in for iPad and iPhone. Its fourteen modules follow a classic studio lead-vocal chain: Clean (on-device neural noise reduction), Tune (real-time pitch correction with key, scale, Auto Key and MIDI targets), Tame (dynamic EQ and de-esser), Shape (corrective EQ), Level (a 2A-style opto leveller), Punch (a 76-style FET limiter), Tape, Floor, Ride (a vocal rider), Tube, Character (voice transformation), Air, Loud and Finish, with a plate reverb and doubler.

Every module opens as a single knob, its "One Move", which sets several controls at once. Expert opens the full panel. A Studio mode spends up to 62 ms on the best noise reduction and pitch correction for mixing; a Live mode keeps the whole chain at 1.3–4 ms of plug-in latency for singing through it.

All fourteen modules together use about 6 % of one core on an iPad Air M3. It runs in AUv3 hosts such as Logic Pro for iPad, Cubasis, AUM, Loopy Pro, GarageBand and Beatmaker, and in its own app with two demo vocals. Key Link gives the rider a side-chain in hosts without one.

It is free to try, and one purchase of $19.99 unlocks it. No subscription, no data collected.

Key facts

PlatformsiPadOS and iOS: AUv3 plug-in plus app
Modules14, reorderable, each with one main knob and an Expert panel
Live mode latency1.3–4.0 ms (plug-in latency at 48 kHz)
Studio mode latency32.3 or 61.6 ms, host-compensated
CPU, full chain, iPad Air M3about 6 % of one core (5.2–6.6 % audio thread; 10.7–11.6 % total with neural Clean); measured before Space was added; Space adds about 0.3–0.4 % of one core on the Mac
Neural noise reductionon the device; 37–40 dB removed in pauses in our tests
Pitch correctionsettles in 15 ms (Studio) / 28 ms (Live) at the hard setting
Sample rates44.1–96 kHz
Pricefree to try; $19.99 once to unlock; no subscription
Release dateto be announced
Version1.0

Full figures: specifications. Methods: research.

Logo and icon

The OneMove Vocal Console app icon: an aluminium knob with an amber value arc on a dark panel under a walnut strip, with the OneMove mark below

Screenshots

Full-resolution App Store images (PNG):

Screen recordings

Seven modules of the Voice page react to a sung demo vocal: one knob each, meters live. Screen recording of OneMove Vocal Console in the iOS Simulator. Meters follow the demo vocal "I Wonder" by narva9 (CC BY 2.5).
Two panel finishes. Pick one in Settings; the sound is the same. Screen recording of OneMove Vocal Console in the iOS Simulator. Meters follow the demo vocal "I Wonder" by narva9 (CC BY 2.5).
Every module has an Expert panel with the full controls: Tune, Clean, Punch, Level, Finish and Character shown. Screen recording of OneMove Vocal Console in the iOS Simulator. Still screens, cross-faded.

Audio examples

Before/after clips, level-matched, made from the app's two demo vocals (CC BY 2.5, credit required: see each clip).

Studio Lead chain

A dry male vocal with an added fan and clicks, then the Studio Lead chain: two compressors, tape, tube, air, tone and a plate with a light double. Before and after are set to the same loudness, so you hear the change, not a level jump.

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"More Than 2 Sides (accapella)" by Colin Mutchler (ccmixter.org/files/commonsplice/2599), licensed CC BY 2.5 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5). Excerpt, processed by OneMove Vocal Console.

Contact

Press and review copies: support@onemove.audio.


"2A-style" and "76-style" describe circuit behaviour. Apple, iPad, iPhone, App Store, Logic Pro and GarageBand are trademarks of Apple Inc.