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
In this patch I created a deep (oct 1) bassline on VCO1, a chirpy bird sound (oct 6) on VCO3 and a nice synth-layer in the middle (oct 4) on VCO2. VCO1 is doing all the heavy lifting from a notes and groove perspective. VCO 2 + 3 are more rhythmical. More drum-like. VCO3 is just one note held for half the bar. This creates an interesting effect as the Filter EG is triggerd by other notes of the sequence.
The most important part of the sound is the LFO (connected to the Filter Cutoff) creating this FM-like / instable feeling.
Listen to the sequence here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gIPqAQesjZM
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.
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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