Tony’s Volca Tips Episode 10: Korg Volca Kick techno basslines

[@alexwestconsulting]

ahhh cool you still make volca vids :) I love the V. kick. Most underrated of the bunch. Not necessarily the best, but most underrated.

[@otraperspectiva]

Great work! Love the books, recommend highly if you have a Volca. This video is just what I was looking for. Some inspiration to use my Volca Kick

[@neonblack211]

I want one of those CRT X/Y Oscilloscopes so bad

[@karty339]

Awesome work!

[@TerraHarmonica]

love that sound

[@dandelionMine]

Wow, this sounds awesome!

[@unclemick-synths]

Cool 👍

[@adiazdu]

loooooveeeely

[@Thegingerwolff]

Had no idea you did books!!! Can't seem to find the one on the kick which I'd really like. Is there one on the volca bass too?

[@TonyHorgan]

Hi, the Kick and Bass books are currently available as ebooks from Google Play Books and Apple Books. The Bass book will also be available in print some time this year as part of a compilation, probably with the Beats, Bass, Keys and Mix in one book.

[@guiom77]

Hello MISTER volca,!! WeLove your videos

[@TonyHorgan]

Hello! I’m glad you’re enjoying these. I think this Volca Tips video series is reaching a wider audience than the original audio podcast is was made for!

[@guiom77]

@@TonyHorgan 👍‼️🎹🎛️🎧☀️🙏

[@TheWaveSon]

woww

[@YbsenAK]

Hey! What model is that oscilloscope?? Looks dope!

[@genepozniak]

Is this the original Kick or did Korg upgrade it somehow? Or are you just really good with this thing? Not many people are.

[@TonyHorgan]

Yes, it the original Volca Kick. As I say, I’m overlaying a 909 kick drum and using the Volca Kick for all the rest of it, via delay and distortion effects. It’s a really good synth for bass. It sounds very analogue.

[@neonblack211]

It's always been great people just underestimate it