Subscribed thanks you are really good at tutorials Salute my friend

@@GullySyde28 Thank you. Part three is coming soon, I'm already halfway through. It's about sound design with the Volca Drum.

Ha ha ha ha, good one.

You're probably right!!🤣🤣🤣

lofl

Broke it down perfectly for us guitarists. Kept getting so confused with the other instructions. Thanks so much!

You’re getting the sub from this comment. I thoroughly enjoyed the content and gave it a like, but seeing that made me subscribe.

Appreciated!!

You should hear my spanish, I rule!!! ha ha ha

Well that would be the dream job. Thanks for stopping by.

I don't own all the Volca's but out of the many I do own this one along with the FM, Nubass, and the Drum do I want to own both of but I digress; this is the one I've been most addicted to in regards to finding the right tutorials on KZfaq, experimenting with to discover some secrets (I know something about the wave guide I believe most people don't know about), and locking down how to really create dual sounds through the part layers. It's a very inexpensive and powerful piece of gear I think any electronic music producer should own (along with the FM). It's also the sexiest of all the Volca's.

Yup, that was my experience and the reason why I decided to make my own contribution. Enjoy your Volca Drum now.

P.s. your english is great!

Thanks for stopping by

Thanks so much for your kind words. I have worked as a teacher a lot during my life though, hahaha. I'm not trained as a teacher but I do enjoy sharing what I've learned. Thanks for the sub. Visit my other videos and let me know if you find something you like.

You can go on to Part II. It's on my channel. I'm glad it helped.

Manuel that's awesome, you made me laugh with the helpless bit. What kinda music do you play?

hahaha thanks

Hahaha, I'm glad. Enjoy tweaking now

Great to hear!

Hey my granma was from Scotland (Cargill)

Gracias por visitar el canal Martín. ¿Viste mis videos de guitarra? Date una vuelta por otros videos del canal.

Thanks Matt, make sure to check parts 2 and 3.

Love it!

It's never late to be kind. Thanks for your comment it means a lot to me.

Thanks for stopping by. Make sure to see the other tutorials in the series for complete reference to more advanced tweaking!! Have fun.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanx for stopping by!

Got it already?

@@thisriver I just got it last night, now going thru the tutorial again with the unit. I really appreciate you taking the time to put this together.

Most welcome. Thanks for stopping by. Check out parts II and III.

I'm glad it helped. Take care man.

Very true, I guess I am sort of exposing the trial & error path, I think it's a good way to connect with what people go through in these situations.

Muchas gracias compa! Me honra tu comentario.

zank yu! hehe.

And you speak good, clear English. Very well done.

Cool, thanks

Thanks you for stopping by, I'm glad it helped.

I'm glad it helped. You can find parts II and III on my channel.

Cheers!! Hey check out my guitar videos, let me know if you like what you hear. Here's a link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qrCii8h6x56pemw.html

@@thisriver thank you man. For sure!

Wow, thank you!

Yup, Korg needs to hire me. hahaha

Yessir, with "the guitarist frame of mind" included. BTW did you get a chance to see my videos playing ambient guitar with the volca drum in the mix? Here's one, please subscribe if you like what you hear!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hKl0rZhykpq7dWw.html

Glad it helped!

Yeah that ever elusive dash! it helps a lot, it will also show you where you left your own saved parameters. The best tool by far to look at parameters on the Volca is Oscillator Sink's SYNTHMATA page (free volca drum editor). Check it out, he's got a video here on YT showing how it works.

@@thisriver I can't tell you how many hours I've spent trying to get the "dash setting" for a particular parameter, Part 5 on Kit 4 for example (Layer 2 to be exact, the default Level on Layer 1 is 0 so only Layer 2 is audible), how do they do that wobble? I'm actually wondering if there's a "bug" where it won't display the Mod Amount setting, because I've carefully (sooo carefully) turned the knob for every setting from -25 to -100, and no dash ever appears. The Mod Rate setting is definitely 94, above -25 the Mod Amount doesn't sound right, but the reassuring "-" never appears for this setting, the only explanation I can think of is that it's set to something off the scale (like -101) so the dash never displays. If you're listening Korg, please give us another second to look at a parameter before switching back to the "Lay 1" or "Lay 2" display, it would REALLY help! The other point I wanted to make is that recently Tony Horgan has released a Google e-book (now in hard copy on Lulu.com as well) on Volca Drum, it has lots of recipes for different drum sounds, and I've also used Synthmata although I try to avoid interacting with my devices via computer. Tony also released a YT vid where he creates several basic drum sounds, which I would have loved to have seen when I was first getting started. By now I have other ways of getting basic drum sounds if I need them, and VD is really just for seeing how far I can mangle the Wave Guide, so much fun!

@@geraldclark5812 I overwrote the factory defaults a while back so I can't hear for myself the wobble you mention. How about sending that patch to Synthmata and see if the editor solves the mystery. Thanks for sharing, I will check out Tony Horgan's book.

I'm glad it helped.

Thank you, thank you. ha ha ha

Ceachei ja ja ja. Gracias Lister, anda a ver la segunda parte del tutorial. Hay más.

Glad I could help!

Enjoy!!

Thanks, I'm glad it helped

Hey Claudia, I'm glad it was helpful. For parts 2, 3 to 100 go to the links I pasted on the video details. I selected the best Korg Volca Drum tutorials for you. Make sure you got to Oscillator Sink's Synthmata.com page. That's where you will fully understand the architecture of the volca drum.

@@thisriver thank you so much!!

That's exactly the point.

Much appreciated!