Better Gear - Korg Volca Workstation??? (Pajen Firmware)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- In this episode of Better Gear, the show about making gear better, we are talking about an unofficial (and totally free) firmware update for the Korg Volca Sample. Can we turn it into a full-blown lofi sampling workstation using Pajens great software? Should we use it for sampling the snare of the Korg Volca Beats?
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"he touched a black key" moment was so relatable, ı came to comment section really fast
We all know that feeling
I always feel like I've reached beethoven levels any time I work a black key in 😂
Here are few more tips:
1. Probablity + note drone (single cycle wave made with caustic editor ) = Generative chord machine. You program every part at 1st or any step , set different speeds, and set probablity really low (~20). That way you would have either very complex chord or something very sparse playing. A lot of times I use volca sample as a noise/done machine alongside ableton, so If I need some transition this one might help. Before I was limited to 1 bar of rhythmical noise , but now I can use melodic drone
2. Build chord changes with copy part and bar filter. Its crazy that I was able to create convincing 303 sound (single cycle saw or square wave) with step record and bar filter. You could use chord stab at bar 1-2 , copy part and bar filter at 3, copy another one bar filter at 4 . Now you have 4 bar loop. Could work as a sketchbook! This way you workaround pesky 1 bar limit, which plagued VS from the start
Would love to see a vid!
Thanks for posting this. Very interesting!
would really like to see a video about it man, you got me very excited!
Video of this please!
Isn't it time Korg made a Volca Synth? With all Volca's included, full size multi I/O connections and some serious visual arrangement system and storage. With complete USB / MIDI + Audio integration with DAWs.
That would be so great!
Electribe ; - )
That sounds disgusting 🤮
@ Absolutely!
@@VJFranzKYeah, they could have done that also. They should also be included in the Korg mega multi box all in one machine. With a nice matrix patching system. Either that or cables!
im convinced you can make entire tracks with just a couple calculators, very nice!
Used to make beats with a 2 feet long piece of 1/4" tape when I was young 😂😂😂
@@AudioPilz damn that's next level, what a humble beginning
If people found an instrument befor there genitals, the world would be a MUCH different place.
he would only need one calculator tbh - a TI-82/83/84 running HoustonTracker :D
you can - check out Teenage Engineering's Pocket Operators
The pitch of your voice seems to be modulated by a random LFO.
Thanks for the feedback. Still trying to perfect this
@@AudioPilz I don't mind! Just think it's interesting. I like the videos and I subscribed.
I think it's just a tri wave LFO.
Been playing with this for a few months! it makes the damn thing actually better!
Soooooooo much better!
waaaay better!!
standing ovation on "he touched a black key" ❤️
Thanks!
the hardest i've laughed all day!!!!
Pocket Operator Voice sampling, “He touched the black key”.... I can’t use it, but I feel special AF for having it.
Maybe PO AudioPilz edition;)
The Pajen firmware for the Volca FM is essential. Love love love it!
Have yet to try it. FM is my nemesis ;)
@@AudioPilz If you like Autechre's "LP5", the Volca FM's worth a shot. The motion sequencing within it captures that very specific sound quite well, I've found.
Timbre Chopper what song specifically?
AudioPilz why nemesis? I thought isnot that ugly, i like the sounds. Now, saving for one ._.
@@cablevamp3163 I guess if I was going to pick a single track it would be the opener bu there's a general vibe all over that album of higher-range glitch that's (imo) pretty similar with what you can get out of the Volca FM's motion sequencing.
"he touched a black key!!!" should be turned into a shirt. just sayin
Great idea!
Actual spit take.
Yeah that was funny.
Only if the Black Keys (the band) agree, though :)) And he should specify which one he touched.... oh the rabbit hole we're diving into... LOL!
@@DarkSideofSynth La. You touched my la la la.
I really hope Pajen gets a Sample 2 so those of us with the newer version can get the good stuff too. Pajen's made some really awesome firmware for a few of the Volca devices
That would be much appreciated!
Does this firmware work on volca 2?Thanks
@@djbonne1 not that I know of. Not yet at least
This firmware is awesome..
Just hooked it up to a QY70 and having a blast right now.
Yeah, QYs!!!
do you play the samples with the keybed of the QY?
@@grunntalll Yeah, the Volca sequencer is running, but all the note data is coming from the Yammy.
@@Gainn awesome are you able to play the samples chromatically with the qy and pajen?
Just upgraded to Pajen, have'nt tried out everything yet but am excited!
Just a hint to newbies though, you need fully charged batteries or have the power supply connected, or the Pajen firmware update will not work.
Thanks for pointing this out!!!
I finally went for it and installed the Pajen update. The sample audition mode wasn't working, so I came back to this video. You're right, it works on ch 12, not 11. Thanks for figuring that out!
Always a pleasure, thanks for watching
Just picked up one of these used. It was in stock mode for about 10 mins once I saw how the CC worked. What an upgrade!
Best mod ever!!!
Thank you for making this, I have used the firmware for months and didn’t know some of this.
Great update! Thanks for watching!
"He touched a black key" I SCREAMED from laughter 😂😂
Bad / Better? Gear suggestion: The original Line 6 POD ! It's been the longest bashed Line 6 thing (2 decades now) and I positively love-hate it.
Stupid red plastic bean
Thanks! Yeah, got one of those. I really like the recto sim
that black key was spicy
Instant falsetto choir!
Better Gear!!!
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Duude, have you seen Volca Beat mod to separate outputs? (not mine, just googled, www.instructables.com/id/Improve-Korg-Volca-Beats-with-Individual-Out-Mod/ ) What you think, "Better Gear" episode, plx :)
@@turtleCalledCalmie yeah, I'm aware of that. Still have to get another Beats (you know, it was a wedding gift)
@@AudioPilz yay :D Im just happy to know that, and will wait patiently, I am super interested to know what you think about those mods (the separate output one, better snare drum one, and midi out one) before I hype myself into buying one of this volca beats stuff ^^ And it seems they are getting harder and harder to get.
Florian...your little musical jams are so nice and tight...when are we getting an album...on minidisc?
Yes! Someone else who appreciates the awesomeness that is minidisc!
Thanks! Future releases on 8-track tape exclusively en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8-track_tape
@@AudioPilz I knew there was a reason I needed a reel-to-reel with built-in 8-track player!
Oh here we go with obscure formats... the world's first album was recently released on Sony Elcaset (1975). I would like to be number two!
I love the Pajen firmware if only for the probability function. The Sample just got 10x better.
Such a great piece of software
Speaking of making the volcas even better there are kits floating around adding a midi out capability to several of the machines of the line, including the sample!
I've been eyeing those for quite some time. Thanks for the suggestion!
This looks a lot better than stock firmware. I've still got my reservations about the volca sample, but I'd consider fighting with one again if one were to fall into my lap for a good price.
That firmware is really super nice
I stumbled on your channel and was checking out different videos. I know it has been popular but I just want it known - “He touched a black key” was the moment I immediately subscribed. Thanks for the great content!
Thanks! There's gonna be a T-Shirt;)
Certainly I was expecting a bad gear episode or something, but I ended up happily amazed, thanks for showing the light at simple gear mortals as me!
We are all brothers in the light of the almighty Bad Gear
thanks much for this solid breakdown of the very generous efforts that pajen has put into this firmware. pajen is like the robin hood of the volca line. I hope pajen eats & sleeps well every night.
Thanks! Love Pajen
@@AudioPilz I love you too❤
You just made my year. So glad i subscribed or i would've never known about this firmware update. Thank you x1mill! Also, I'd totally buy a "he touched the black key" shirt with a picture of a hand holding a chord 😂. Love this channel ❤ well wishes to you and yours ✌🏾 stay safe
Thanks! I will have a talk with my merchandise department ;)
4:43 I can feel it coming in the air tonight, oh Lord :)
Top 5 best pop song of all time
The Volcas are amazing machines that are in many cases artificially gimped for no good reason at all. Like the Volca Drum is one of the coolest drum machine concepts of all time and you get a whopping 16 patches. I know it's a lot cheaper than bigger machines, but it's still so limiting. Kits is one thing but patterns? I could sit all day making beats on it if it'd let me. Instead I'd have to just prerecord everything and sample it, which is a shame as some of the live features are fun to use. The Wave Guide honestly isn't the best part of it at all, it's mainly a cool live use effect and not an always on one for the most part(unless you're using it for delay/verb).
Obviously the Volca Beats is the epitome of this in some ways as they never bothered to fix the snare and insisted it was Meant To Be That Way.
For it's form factor volcas are great. All limitations are in your mind only. Tats knew that people love mods, so he made volcas hackable. And that adds tons of fun. Know your gear inside and outside, go weird - and you will not be worries by any limitations.
It would be great to have similar concepts in a bigger (hybrid analog/digital?) groovebox
@@AudioPilz totally agree. People often need something like monotribe on steroids. Raw, analog, hackable, with decent sequencer and sound manipulation capabilities. It's so attractive to work and interact with. You have that tactile feedback while you morph the sound. Ahh. Yes!
Another great vid, I agree the Pajin update really showed what the Sample can do. It expanded my modded one greatly. You should show them the shorter sample or how the sample can use longer samples but fewer slots making the unit a complete usable sampler . I really home the make the Volca VC1 it would be an excellent vocoding sampler
Thanks! I'm still afraid that the VC1 is just vaporware
I can really recommend this for everyone who has grown tired of the sample or wants some extra features for it!
Agreed!
Fantastic review! Loved it! I am subscribing to you now!
Thank you so much! Stick around!
Hey man love your channel! A great example of firmware saving a piece of gear is JJOS on the Akai MPC1000, this might be debatable but imo the native software on the MPC 1000 is average at best. JJ released a free OS which fixed some common issues and made some nice improvements. Then he released several different paid versions that completely change the MPC into a whole new beast that makes it now compete with some of the best grooveboxes currently out there. Enrique Martinez has a solid workflow video out there if you type in his name and MPC 1000. Peace!
JJOS is mindblowingly good
Love your humour and explorations. This is going well. Did you see the Behringer control surface that can be a sequencer?
Thanks! Yeah, already searching for one
Amazing! This makes me so happy, the volca sample was in serious need of some updates and this hits the spot! Any chance that they will release a version for the volca sample 2?
Thanks! I've yet to try the V2
Brilliant pace on this video. I was able to learn all the important info regarding this Pajan Firmware with the change of handling midi input like a real instrument. Fantastic. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Audiopilz my covid19 depression therapist, i love your jams... literally go crazy here haha
Thanks!
such a game changer....i already loved the volca sample and the pajen fw made it just that much better...if they could only come up with one for the electribe 2 sampler...
We need more hacked firmwares!!!
I also had to use ch.12 to get the omni functions to work. Not sure if this by design but definitely not in docs. Thanks for the tip!
Pleasure! Took me quite some time to figure that out.
Way late on this, but it's because Korg decided to label the MIDI channels within certain cheaper pieces of gear (Volcas, NTS-1) starting from 0 instead of 1. So whatever device you connect it to has to use a channel number 1 greater than that of the Korg device.
"He touched a black key" has to be one of the funniest things I've seen in a while. Well, maybe since I woke up this morning. Still very funny.
Thank you!!!
"He touched a black key" Haha. Love it. I wonder if this would work on the Sample 2.
Thanks! AFAIK it doesn't
@@AudioPilz Darn it. Yup. Just figured that out. Ugh. Thanks for the great vids!!!
I was walking through Ikea one day and I could hear vaguely what sounded like ancient British Power Electronics (think Whitehouse). It turned out that somehow my phone's audiofile player had been activated and the noise I could hear was actually a firmware update WAV for one of my Volcas being played, which was reassuring since the noise was following me and starting to make me think the 90's were really starting to catch up with me!
That noise is so annoying;)
Dude you have me dying at “he touched a black key” lmfao instant subscribe
😀😀😀Thank you!!!
I can confirm it works as an electronic drumkit voice with drumpads and alesis d4 as trigger module > midi. Works on midi channel 11 and setting pads chromatically instead of gm drums.
Cool! Thought about using it with digital drums
Now this is a funky upgrade I have to check out!
It's got the funk
Literally picked up a unit 2 days ago. Great timing, thanks. Subd
Thanks! Stick around!
Someone had mad a special midi cable for the Sample that made it a chromatic keyboard. I bought one years ago. Though if you record using it, it only played back the original pitch. I really wish I knew who had made it. Can't remember at all.
Retrokit?
this randomly came up in my feed and now i wanna pull out my sample and try it out just for the probability function, prolly my favorite feature of the volca drum, sq64 and my novation circuit rhythm
That Firmware is just too good!
@@AudioPilz between the probability and bar filter function, it seriously just turned what was just kinda like a sketchpad for me into a formidable unit for boombap and lofi after upgrading and replacing the stock samples.
DAMN! I installed this and this fucking RULES! This is what volca sample should have been from the start!
Pajen is THA MAN!!!
Finallly got around to installing this. Wasn't too hard. some guy has a nice pdf too. And It's way better than I had hoped with fl studio :D full sequencing including delays and arps :D
Great update!
Volca Sample is a beast by its self + adding Pajen7 + Arturia Keystep make it OP
Yeah, works really well with Arturia gear
Wow, thank you for this, I would never have known!
Thanks!
That Universe preset of the M1 at the intro!
Classic!
Been meaning to install this and now I will. However I have updated the Volca FM fm.
Go for it!
Man, Flo, saw you in the beat magazine today. And now this one. Dude, in today's corona days today i saw you more often than my dog oO
Lol, happy to hear that (poor dog;)
@@AudioPilz nice to see you more often around! The dog is poor? Fxxk no! I pay her food, taxes (germany can suck), medicine, her doctor, leashes, her bed n stuff --- poor me ;-)
Awesome! I love it when an instrument is made even better! Although it would be nice if Korg themselves would do it officially!
Also, your "it can't sample" note is funny. Up until I got my Model:Samples, to me a "sampler" was a device that could play back samples. Then I found people everywhere saying "it's not a sampler because it can't record samples." Yes, but you can record samples and then load them into it and it can play them back. As opposed to a ROMpler, which is pre-loaded with sounds that you cannot change (other than possibly buying an expansion card/module of some sort). If the companies making these products are calling them samplers, and you can load it up with your own samples, then it's probably correct to call it a sampler. Just my opinion!
I have yet to buy any Volcas, but a few have caught my eye and the Volca Mix looks like an awesome way to integrate 3 of them together. I like the song you made for this video, pretty cool! I will keep the Volca Sample in mind!
Thanks! The Mix seems to be utter trash. Beware!!!
@@AudioPilz Oh, I did not know that! Thanks!
Mix is ok for it's master clock and power distribution... Audio mixing? Not so much. There are better sounding mixers.
@@Niven42 Thanks for the input. I particularly liked the idea of the power distribution, but if it's not great at actually mixing, then that's a pretty big disappointment.
Edit: I really liked the idea of having the Mix and 3 other Volcas together in one tidy box, but if I don't go with the mix I might as well just buy them piecemeal.
HE TOUCHED A BLACK KEY!
Made my day. ;)
I am lost outside of c major/a minor😬😂
Niiiiiice, poly parts with four different sounds? Awesomeness. Four note arpeggiators with three different sounds anyone. Imma gonna get this.
Yeah, thought of that as well but overused that trick on the Timbre Wolf over the last few weeks
@@AudioPilz Right, right, yeah it would be repetition for you.
i ran for my volcasample immediatly.thanks a lot!
Happy to hear that. Have fun!
Thank you so much for providing a link that actually _works_ . I jumped on the train late (few weeks ago) and was always directed to the gearslutz forum for the firmware, in which the download link was expired. So it's the first time that I can actually _download_ the firmware
I mainly want it for solving the Sample's weird MIDI implementation (10 MIDI channels...). I don't enjoy to fiddle around with the Volca's internal sequencer, so my plan is to 'abuse' a Behringer RD-6, not using any of its internal sounds, but just to let it send its own sequenced patterns to the Sample. The RD-6 sends each track on predictable but more or less random MIDI notes. SoI think when I put the right samples (kick, snare, hh etc.) into the respective sample slots on the Sample via vosyr, I should be able to sequence the Sample via the RD-6. Let's see whether everything works out as I imagine...
Always a pleasure!
Great video! can you explain a bit about your setup with Volca , midi and Arturia(BeatStep)? how you connected them and the role of each and etc?
My setups are ever-changing but I'm planning on giving a little glimpse into my production process
Oh! This might actually make my volca sample useful in my setup.
Wasn't it before?
@@AudioPilz eh, not really. The way it handles midi would require me to set up a whole second midi environment to control it remotely. I had it in there for a while, with the ignore note midi option on, but switching to the volca's sequencer when it's a bit dark and loud and sweaty on stage was too unreliable for me.
You will hear the differences of the reverbed sounds when playing in a club. It adds a bit of room. What I hate most about this little boxes is the triple occupancy of the knobs. It reminds me in bad manner of my Roland VM-3100 Pro (an idea for bad gear?) , which I bought in 1997 or so. The first digital mixer, which wasn't a digital mixer. Pure pain. ;)
Ah, that old Roland VMs trigger instant PTSD;)
@@AudioPilz You even had to buy an digital interface for it separately, because the t/dif ins and outs were not compatible to s/pdif or ADAT and nobody used t/dif during those times.
The better gear intro makes me think of born slippy (the choir parts)
That's actually an M1 preset;)
Is it the Universe preset?
Love your channel!
Thank you so much!
Very interesting.... Thanks Monsieur for the informations.
Alban.
PS: why not one day make a video about...
...The Famous MC 504, Sorry,...505, from Roland ????
Pleaaaaase.
Volca keys, sample, are a best !
Thanks! MC-related content coming up!!!
Nice and useful video! Can you make a Better Gear video about the Hacktribe firmware for the Electribe 2 (even if you're not a big fan of it)?
Thanks! I would have to get an ET2 for hackin' tho;)
i found a guy in facebook marketplace seeling a set of volcas (sample, bass, keys, and beats). with this new update for the sample, i might get the whole set :P
Do it!
More stuff for the kick. And volca bass ? Please
Great idea, thanks!!!
Didn't think much of the Volcas but they are actually very good value.
I am waiting for the Volca Polka.
Volca Vodka
mind blown! I am doing this asap!
Great update!
Interesting that Korg are releasing an updated version with more memory and a USB port..
Looks like they listened to some of the complaints about it.
The only remaining question is: can it sample?😂😂😂
@@AudioPilz so far as I can see from the spec..
Nope..
Your oxygen is very yellow my dear...
And about the question why especially korg don't put much afford in updates like for instance novation remains a 'mystery' - I guess they believe they can people sell always something new...
Suggestion for bad gear: the kaossilator - I've actually done a song with it paired with a kaossilator pad 3
I am thankful that the oxygen can't talk. Especially not to the police ;) Kaossilator is on top of my list
@@AudioPilz the few occasions I cleaned up my own there are a lot suspicious substances inside - but for the keys i suggest blonde bleach ( Wasserstoffperoxid ) and a ton of light ;)
That's one of the things I really appreciate about Novation, they continue to refine and add features to their products well after launch. They added an "Aphex Twin" mode to the Bass Station II last year via a firmware update.
@@AudioPilz yeah, aside from the volca sampler, I have a kaossilator and haven't done much with it (kind of wished I had). I should've waited a few months for the kaossilator 2 which had the luxury of the same stuff, but with extra features (saving stuff, for one, on a microSD card).
so yep. it feels like you're going through my gear list.
the only thing you probably wouldn't ever consider, is possibly, the atrocity of a stupid purchase of a keyboard from a '£1 shop'. bought on a whim because it was there. ;-)
@@AudioPilz M-audio keyboards are quite prone to yellowing... and gathering histories.
Suggestions for Better Gear :
The MAR OS for X0XB0X
The atomahawk/Hawk 800 for poly800 or EX800
Note that I own all the above and would be happy to help if needed ;
MarOS is very tricky to install but really worth it, it's also tricky to find because the correct version is somewhere on a 25pages thread (ladyada forum)
Love your channel :D
Great input! Thanks!
Yes Pajen is a hero!
I like ranzee's channel. what about the new volca sample?
I have yet to try it!
Time to dust off my volca sample! I bought a midi adapter with its own firmware built in so I could play notes properly, but this just opens it right up.
A lot of Korg's design decisions made me scratch my head with the original firmware.
Now if someone could post a mod to the Minilogue to give the filter more juice I won't have any problems with my Korg gear at all.
Yeah, Pajen is a total gamechanger
Loving this new firmware, but still trying to work out if the volca can properly record polyphonic - rather than just play in poly with an external sequencer (or in real time with a midi keyboard). When I try to record chord progressions in poly mode it does weird thing (on playback the 'chords' are all different to what I played). Works fine if you just play one chord per pattern.
I didn't manage to do that either
I got everything working thanks to the video! But for some reason, anytime i hit record mode on the BSP, the sample on pad 1 changes back to the first sample on the list. Also, the reverb seems to turn on and off intermittenly. Great video again and thanks for the help!
Thanks! Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with these issues.
Short n sweet compadre. Tu erres Rico Suave del synth Mundo comical #1
¡¡¡Muchisimas gracias!!!
Yeaaah, I waited for it! Thanx!
Such a great update!
Thank you for this video, with a good tempo and interesting content ;) .
"He touched a black key" :D
Had to learn playing violin as a kid😞
Gonna give this a go ASAP.
Have fun watching!
Wait! And by Wait! I could mean "I have just realised something that I was previously unaware of" Or Wait! And by Wait! I could mean "Hang on a minute!" Or Wait! And by Wait! I could mean "I need a little help here." Anyway, Wait! What does 'Off' mean again?
I didn't watch the episode with the ELO Out of the Blue Spaceship thing on it because it looked like it was going to be hard work. I watched this one twice instead. That is Google Stats gold, right there.
Didn't have the ELO reference yet. Thanks for that!
Thanks for the video! I've been trying to find a way of transferring patterns and sequences from Volca Sample to my laptop for later use, just like what we can do with Vosyr but the other way around. Do you think this is possible with Pajen Firmware or with any other workaround? Thanks in advance!
Thanks for watching! I'm currently not aware of a method to do this
If you add a MIDI out jack to the Volca Sample, you can save patterns and reload them by sending system exclusive commands. You can search the web for details on doing the MIDI out mod.
That's too much hassle for most people, so the easiest way is to install Pajen's update and ignore the Volca Sample's sequencer. Instead, sequence it using your DAW or a hardware sequencer that sends control change (CC) values per step. That way you can save and reload every pattern that you create.
You can find the CC numbers to use in the unofficial Pajen manual. AudioPilz has put a link to the manual in the description of this video.
First of all, many thanks to Pajen for this gift!
I especially appreciate the Global Setting 10 (sequencer MIDI).
It is useful for sequencing Volca Sample from a DAW.
I also have a MIDI Out mod (by James Spadavecchia, usbtribe) on my VS.
I was wondering if it is possible to use the Setting 10 to sequence my DAW(Cakewalk) via MIDI Out?
I tried it but I can get only one note from a VST by pressing parts 1-10.
Does anybody know if it is possible to set 10 notes per 10 parts?
Cheers
Never tried the midi out mod. Thanks for the info about USBtribe, didn't know them
I love ur channel. The Roland Sh201 is also the worst Roland Synth released in 06
Thanks! Already looking for one
Ohhhh yeah this is awesome!!!!
Pajen is tha man!
It only work with Windows 8.1
would be interested in your take of the op1
Yeah, it's an interesting box
op1 is overpriced as hell.
I hope Pajen will make new firmware for Volca Ver2.
Yeah, he's the GOAT
Thanks!! You really helped me!
Ur welcome!
If I were a Volca, I'd love that.
Good for the Volcas, good for us...
Hey there, great video. I'm trying to wrap my head around the configuration of your jam. As far as I can tell, you used both the drum sequencer and a normal sequencer of the BSP to sequence the Volca Sample. To what did you set the midi channels on the BSP to facilitate this configuration? I reckon you chose the drum sequencer for sequencing percussive with few changes in pitch while the normal sequencer is used to play a melodic sequence, is that correct?
Thanks! As far as I remember, this was the setup, yes!
So, we donneed that RK 002 special midi cable to achieve chromatic and polyphonic playing the sample (2) through a midi keyboard? I m totally stupid for this.
Yes, the alternative FW does the trick
@@AudioPilz tks, great info!
Amazing content
Thanks!
great idea Behringer!!
Uli, is it you? ;)
Great jam, brother. I'm pretty over the other Volca models, but think I need one if these. It seems to be the only tiny, battery-powered polyphonic sampler in production. Are there any other cheap little polyphonic samplers? I'd have hoped there would be an army of them by now. Cheers 🥂 This reminds me - Akai MPX8 is pretty bad gear with no excuses!
Great suggestion, thanks! Love the Sample!!!