The Korg volca sample:
  • Sample Player
  • 8 voices
  • 200 memory locations for samples
  • Sample rate 31.25 kHz / 16 bit
  • Extensive editing possibilities
  • Analog isolator effect
  • Reverb effect
  • Step sequencer
  • 10 tracks
  • 16 patterns
  • Sync In/Out
  • USB connection

The volca sample from Korg is a performance-oriented sample player with integrated step sequencer. The enlarged sample memory now holds 200 samples, which can be integrated into 16 patterns of 10 tracks each with eight-voice polyphony. The Korg volca sample comes from the factory with 150 fresh sounds, 50 additional sample slots are kept free for the user, but all 200 entries can be overwritten with your own sounds. As with all models of the volca series, the concept of the sample invites you to constantly act and create new sounds. The flexible sequencer supports this by playing in parameter locks. Newly added is the pattern chain mode and the start delay, which shifts the starting point of individual tracks step by step. With the new Micro-USB port, the volca sample can be connected to a computer (PC & Mac) for control and sample management. It can also be used to control it directly from a DAW. With the Korg Librarian software, all actions are quickly done to exchange samples and make detailed settings. Via the iOS app "Audiopocket", which is also available free of charge, new samples can be recorded with the iPhone and transferred to the device.

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Volca Sample 2 Digital Sample Sequencer
Categories
Polyphony
  • 8 Voices
MIDI I/O
  • MIDI Input
Analog / Digital
  • Digital

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