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Bass Patches

by 80Jay on June 30, 2024
A dark industrial sounding drone sent through NTS-1 bitcrusher and Space-reverb.Works nice with a 2-note octave-shifting arp. I ran this at 138bpm. /80Jay
by thevolcanaut on March 12, 2024
Here's my take on the 303 bassline from Nora En Pure - Emerald Skies (Extended Mix)
by thevolcanaut on January 23, 2024
Here's my patch of Da Funk by Daft Punk. For distortion I'm using a DOD Grunge FX69 with the following settings: Loud: 4, Butt: 6, Face: 9, Grunge: 4.
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Keys Patches

by kaiharate on October 7, 2024
Sounds like a plucky lead with short notes and a classic pad when sustained.
by mzsoli on July 25, 2024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xp0ImY7rUQ
by pyrsmk on April 24, 2024
This is the lead from the Blade Runner opening track. It's played by Vangelis in E major with : E - F# - C# - B / E - F# - A - G# - F# - G# / B - C# - A# - F# - A - E. It sounds better with a chorus/reverb and no feedback ;)
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What's a Korg Volca?

Korg Volcas are a relatively simple but powerful line of analog synthesizers, released by Korg in 2013. Known as "gadget-class" synthesizers, their affordability and built-in sequencer helped introduce synthesizers to a wider audience.

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Why share patches?

Although relatively simple, the number of parameters on the Volcas enable endless variations in timbre that you can't save and recall later. Instead of taking a photo of the synth or writing the values down on paper, VolcaShare allows you to save the settings of the Volca for organization and sharing, and even let's you automatically recall parameters via WebMIDI.

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