Best Volca machine that Korg has released so far

You need this, I plugged it in a studio with High Quality sound system, and the Volca sound great, I can see my self performing live with this little beast and having a blast.

So it's a really satisfying experience, and I recommend the Volca to anyone who wants a sampler that's fun to play.

Fortunately, the Volca FM has a trick up its sleeve: access to online libraries of Yamaha DX7 patches created and reproduced as sysex files from 1983 to the present, and available all over the web

For example, I recorded a simple C2 note in a great app called iFretless Bass, sent it to the Caustic Volca Editor via AudioShare, and had a pitch tuned electric bass sound available on my Sample, and the whole process took maybe a couple of minutes

If you know that your primary goal is to use your Volca for single note bass grooves or lead tones, get the Bass.

It comes with niceties that are new to the Volca line like Pan, Swing, Reverb, and a 2-band EQ that all come in really handy

CLEAN A VOLCA WITH ALCOHOL

Like the Volca Keys, the Volca FM’s sequences may be played back at half or a quarter of tempo setting, synchronized or internal.

The Volca beats sounds like a classic beatbox.

However, the Volca Sample has a Song Mode which would have been welcome on the other Volcas as well as the Volca

For those who have programmed multiple operator FM synthesizers, like the DX7, should easily figure out the Volca FM.

The Caustic Volca Editor easily links up with an app called AudioShare to import samples stored on your device, or imported from a cloud service like DropBox.