Korg volca Sample2 – Digital Sample Sequencer Synthesize
Tweak, Play, and Sequence Samples â volca-Style You can perform with just one unit – the volca sample.
The new volca sample is a sample sequencer that lets you edit and sequence up to 200 sample sounds in real time for powerful live performances. Itâs a powerful addition to any existing volca setup, or simply on its own. The new volca lets you recapture the excitement of the first generation of samplers, in which any sound — vocals, spoken words, ambient sound, or glitches — becomes material for your creations! *Sample input only possible via special iOS app
Compact size with battery-powered operation but with the added option to use an external power supply. Power supply KA350 – amazon ASIN B0051MOU5S (sold separately)
A fun to use sequencer with superb improvisatory potential
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Intuitive, ultra-powerful volca sequencer
| Add dynamic effects to your performance
| New functions of the volca sample
| Sleek desktop stand for your KORG volcasAmazon ASIN: B07RWJGZ4R The volca rack 2×2 designed and built by SEQUENZ for KORG holds up to four volca modules Two durable aluminium trays hold the four volca units securely in place Easy-to-assemble design includes wooden side panels and aluminium frame. Neoprene bar provides surface grip to prevent the stand from sliding around The convertible two-way design allows the stand to be flipped for a shallower or steeper angle to suit personal ergonomic preference The stand has space between the trays allows cables to be run behind the volca units for neat cable management |
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SEQUENZ CB4VOLCA Semi-Hard Case for 4 x volcasAmazon ASIN: B07F3NH83W Take your volcas anywhere you want. Semi-hard case for up to 4 volcas. Unleash your creativity wherever you go with this semi-hard case made of EVA (high-density polyethylene resin). The interior features 4 volca sized padded spaces to securely store up to 4 volcas and enough extra space to carry all the necessary AC adapters and cables. The lid is attached to the body of the case with a zipper and can be completely removed, allowing you to easily carry and use the same volca setup at home and outside. Dimensions (W x D x H): 534 mm x 300 mm x 75 mm / 21.02″ x 11.81″ x 2.95″ (excluding the carrying handle and protuberances) Weight: 1,200 g / 2.65 lbs. (excluding the volcas) | KORG DJ-GB1 Versatile “Gig ready” molded bagAmazon ASIN: B00V4I8T1O Multi-purpose case that’s perfect for holding the KORG volca series (x6 units). Lightweight and durable weighing 1.94kg Tranform the DJ-GB1 into a bespoke volca case by using the INSERTVOLCA6. Velcro loop interior base for securing your gadgets removable foam padded lidzip fastener Includes straps for backpack-style, Shoulder or hand-carry. Embossed KORG branding. Outside Dimensions (W x D x H) 740 x 85 x 330 mm/29.13″ x 3.35″ x 12.99″ | SEQUENZ CCVOLCA Soft-shell case constructed from EVA to transport and protect KORG volca series.Amazon ASIN’s: B07GZ3V5L1,B07GZ2CB8T, B07GZ4SYD9,B07GZ3S4LW Soft-shell case made from EVA synthetic resin. Colourful interior with an outer accent. Available in a choice of colours – Grey, Olive Yellow, Blue – (Pink not currently available) Netted pocket to carry cables. Outer Dimensions (W x D x H): 210 mm x 131 mm x 60 mm / 8.27″ x 5.16″ x 2.36″ Inner Dimensions (W x D x H): 198 mm x 119 mm x 48 mm / 7.80″ x 4.69″ x 1.89″ |
Weight: | 372 g |
Dimensions: | 19.3 x 11.4 x 4.3 cm; 372 Grams |
Model: | VOLCA-SAMPLE |
Batteries Included: | 6 AA batteries required. (included) |
Super mis expectativas completamente. Recomendado para experimentar con las posibilidades que te puede brindar un sample…
I Find the Volca Manuals are a bit skinny on info for beginners, providing just enough to get started. Plenty of excellent tutorials and guides on You Tube though, to get you pumping out some cracking loops, samples and rhythms without stressing
I’ve been dj’ing for close to 30 years and decided to get into some music making of my own. This little unit is a nice entry into this environment with a lot of potential for seasoned beat makers. The USB interface is a bit of a hurdle. It only works with my pc and not my Mac. Korg fell a bit short with this part of version 2. This is why it gets 4/5.
Got this as a gift for my boyfriend and he loves it, he uses it almost daily, great buy!
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Lleg en buen estado y a tiempo.
Es de calidad y funciona al 100%. Tiene buenos sonidos y es Perfecto para crear.
Compatto, sorprende per quello che riesce a fare, una volta aver preso confidenza, il divertimento assicurato.
An awesome bit of kit for the studio especially when you’ve got other devices to plug it into… An all round gem from Korg…
Love all of it except… I wish the song arranger was a bit more sophisticated in how I can string sequences and that it had more memory slots or like 4 bar loops.
As with all volcas, they are a ton of creative fun but after about a year the buttons start to fail. No replacement parts are available and I am fed up trying to repair them with conductive paint.
driver doesn’t work so can’t upload any samples to the machine, will change back to 5 star when I get support on this.
The Volca Sample has always been one of the most useful Volcas since it can be used to play literally any sound you download to it. The downloading process however was the entire problem. The original Sample required the user to sync with a phone or computer sending ‘pulses’ down as audio cable (of all things) and this could take around 20 minutes (for a full set of sample) before you even found out if the transfer was successful….and sometimes it wasn’t.
What’s more the memory was limited to an unbelievable degree and you’d often find yourself only able to fill half of the available slots.
Now, the positive: This new Sample 2 finally fixes these two problems. Data transfer is done lightening quick via USB by computer via new software and by phone app. It’s a breeze. What’s more, the memory allows to store much more being 8mb storage instead of the previous 4mb. Still in this day and age, that’s a low, but I think Korg try to limit intentionally so that you are forced to be creative within a limited capacity, though your guess is as good as mine. To boot, there’s now 200 samples slots too rather than the previous 100.
The best way to describe the Sample for those unfamiliar is; it’s a Sample Player (not a sampler) since it doesn’t allow you to record (i.e to ‘sample’). It’s a very good, compact Sample Player. It allows you to sequence 16 steps (upgradable apparently to 64 if you download the Pajen Firmware). You can control which sample to assign to each key, the speed, length, start point, envelope, pan, attack, decay and hi cut as well as the reverb. Solo and mute are also available – handy for live playing.
The Sample 2 has a brand new set of factory samples including kick drums, snares and toms and other useful sounds, so you can create something decent (and very original if you tinker) right off the bat. See video.
Many people are usually stuck between purchasing the Volca sample 2 or Drum. Each is really chalk and cheese. The sample can be used to play ANY sounds (including drums), but the Volca Drum is an actual analogue synthesizer and it too covers a whole range of sounds besides drums – including very abstract, bizarre sounds. So, if you want specific sounds to play (with manipulation) opt for the Sample 2 or if you want to explore Syths and experiment with actual sound design, opt for the Drum.
Diminutive but what a great piece of kit. Needs a little bit of time to work out how to use but once done it’s fantastic. Small, light, easy to carry and powerful enough to create some great sequences.
Of all the Korg Volca line, the Sample V2 is the only one which can easily make a complete track without any additional hardware or meddling in a DAW. An absolute joy to learn and produce with, this jam box blew away my expectation at the cost. Further, it convinced me to buy another two Volca units for a small modular setup!
When compared to the original, the V2 is a no-brainer. USB is more than welcome, however it is worth noting that the Korg software does NOT work on the current version of Mac OS. I own plenty of computers, so this isn’t a barrier for personal use, but Mac users WILL need access to a Windows PC for changing out the samples unless they’re running previous versions of Mac OS (Current at time of writing is Big Sur).
For those who are torn between this unit and any other, keep in mind that a perfect loop sine wave sample turns this into a synth. Playing that sine wave at different speeds will change the note. That AND the ability to set a beat and bassline makes this a lowkey DAWbox, perfect as a first piece of hardware OR for kids/teens!
This was a Christmas present and my son is very happy with it!