Korg Volca Kick Analogue Generator

This video, via freetacorrective , reviews the Korg Volca Bass analog synthesizer. Features: The Kort Volca Bass has a street price of $150. If you’ve used the Volca Bass, leave a comment and give us your take on it!

There's nothing quite like an analogue kick. Many reviews focus on the massive kicks and sub bass this thing can produce but I love it for the warm round "knocks" it can generate. Reminds me of the bass drum on more pricey analogue drum machines like the mfb tanzbär.

Bargain bass line synth that shines when used with additional effect pedals

Great UNIT, deep bass line, hands on control and vintage filter are key elements here,...try to feed it via MIDI...... plenty of possibilities. Not possible to have this analog sound engine for better price...just amazing.

Good little machine, but emphasis is on little. It sounds OK but do not get it if you are after a TB-303 sound. It does not sound like a real TB-303. You might be better off getting a cheap clone or using a controller with a VST.

Purchased this and so far very impressed with the quality. Lots of fun to be had with such a small box. The only downside is that I purchased the cheaper generic 9v power supply and the plug is too big to fit the power socket on the unit.

Brilliant piece of kit that is incredible accessible and gives a wide range of opportunities to bend the rules of music

Perfect product to really feel like you’re making your own kick. Can create some really unique sounds and amazing quality for the price.

Great machine , easy to use and get up and running quickly. Great fun

Fun times!

Korg Volca Bass Analogue monosynth with 3 oscillators, vintage filter and step sequencer Price: $170 new, less than $100 used Many producers work exclusively with software instruments. I have been there, selling all my hardware to finance a powerful computer back in 2005.