How to save and upload configuration files
Written by Dylan Perez
Updated at September 2nd, 2025
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With the release of MokuOS 4.0, users now have the ability to save multiple multi-instrument configurations and upload them to any Moku device.
First, create a multi-instrument configuration:
Then, navigate to the menu on the top left and select ‘Save configuration…’.
Next, choose the name and destination for the .mokuconf file:
To load configurations, navigate to multi-instrument mode and open the settings menu. Select ‘Load configuration…’.
Then select the desired configuration file and select ‘Open’.
It is important to note that the configuration file will only save the slot count, sample rate, instrument placement, connections, and analog/digital input and output settings. The configurations of each individual instrument will not be saved.
To save the configuration of the instruments, an individual .mokuconf file will be needed for each instrument.
Open up one of the instruments and navigate to the menu in the top left. Select, ‘Save instrument settings…’:
Then, choose a name and destination for the file.
To load the file, navigate back to the menu and select ‘Load instrument settings…’, select the file, and click ‘Open’.