BTW - if you have the MK1, checking out the MIDI implementation chart can gain same superb insights. Example Control 48 is the amp decay. Which is of little use to know - UNLESS you use an external sequencer to drive it. Then, you can have a single sample - like an open high hat, that can have the decay set to jump from really short (
Nice video, one thing, the difference between reverb and echo isn’t whether you’re inside or outside, the difference is time. If the reflection is late enough, it’s echo, if it overlaps and resonates with the origin, it’s reverb.
thanks, it was easy and simple to understand the basics of this machine. have to check some info about those extra functions as well (if you can recommend a good place for that, please share a link).
That's going to be difficult with those two. The only way Volcas can work with odd time signatures is with the 'active step' feature, and I don't believe either the Sample or Modular have that feature. So you may need an external sequencer to accomplish it.
Nice tutorial thanks - Do you know if the vocal sample (in many places but sayer example) at 16'23" onwards is taken from the IOS game "Papers Please"? I'm just curious, Cheers. Lee
I believe it is actually a reference to one of KORG's older devices, maybe the ESX-1? Its kind of an easter egg. I haven't heard of Papers Please, but maybe they got the sound from that older KORG instrument?
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Oh man!!! Been binging your instruction for days! Impeccable! Thanks.
There’s negative swing. Hold function while you change the swing to get negative swing .
Thank you! I didn't know that! Great tip
No shit? Damn, I didn't even know this and I've had my Sample 2 for like 2 years. Nice!
I just keep discovering new functions in the comment section :-)
BTW - if you have the MK1, checking out the MIDI implementation chart can gain same superb insights. Example Control 48 is the amp decay. Which is of little use to know - UNLESS you use an external sequencer to drive it. Then, you can have a single sample - like an open high hat, that can have the decay set to jump from really short (
Nice video, one thing, the difference between reverb and echo isn’t whether you’re inside or outside, the difference is time. If the reflection is late enough, it’s echo, if it overlaps and resonates with the origin, it’s reverb.
Oh nice tidbit, thank you! I didn't know that!
Swing is just shifting the timing of every other step to be closer to the non-shifted steps.
thanks, it was easy and simple to understand the basics of this machine. have to check some info about those extra functions as well (if you can recommend a good place for that, please share a link).
Thanks man 👍
Can you pls explain me regarding odd time signature how I can manipulate using Volca modular and Volca sample
Pls help me brother
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That's going to be difficult with those two. The only way Volcas can work with odd time signatures is with the 'active step' feature, and I don't believe either the Sample or Modular have that feature. So you may need an external sequencer to accomplish it.
Reverb is pretty week to my taste. It is doing something but the volume of the reverbed sound is super low.
Nice tutorial thanks - Do you know if the vocal sample (in many places but sayer example) at 16'23" onwards is taken from the IOS game "Papers Please"? I'm just curious, Cheers. Lee
I believe it is actually a reference to one of KORG's older devices, maybe the ESX-1? Its kind of an easter egg. I haven't heard of Papers Please, but maybe they got the sound from that older KORG instrument?