Same here. Exactly the kind of vibe I’m looking to create. A used keys is on the way and will look at bass now. Have a used drum brute impact for now. Great work here!

Thank you. Yes I love the filter on the bass!

Great track. Amazing for a noob to creating music. The Volcas are awesome. I have the Bass and just ordered a Keys. Hopefully will be in my hands early next week. I read somewhere that the filters are the same on both Keys and Bass which were filters from a Korg synth in the early 70s. Great use of recycling.

Jason Andrew I have the keys and beats. I used the mono for my bass and it was amazing and so much fun. I’m still thinking of buying the volca bass though, that thing has some powerful sounds in it.

One year later... Still lovin it!

Thanks!

There's no sync between the beats and the other two volcas. You can see that the tempo on the beats is a lot higher than the bass/keys and the bass/keys tempo is set really low.

Thanks, hope in near future.

Thanks Roberto. The Volca beats is not synced, so they are at different tempos.

@@outofsine4583 I need to remember to try this sometime. I'll occasionally get frustrated at how two volca parts go together due to the tempo issue. I need to remember that if I don't sync them I'll be able to subdivide. Great tune, cheers!

Thanks :) Just ripped up a sticky label and stuck them to indicate keys of a scale.

Oh! Nice trick ;) Cheers!

Thanks, I recorded it via midi in.

Hold func button while turning the volca on, then press step 5 followed by rec button. Now you have set your volca to full range: 10-600 bpm. Note the volca will restart after you press rec

@@CNDCTR-V thank you! Very useful :)

I can't remember, possibly from the Belkin Rockstar or a Boss BX-4.

It's a SMITHS Military PRS-29

Hi did you ever figure this out? I would like to try and sync up my Volcas but I don't know how to route the outputs. I have a 2 channel audio interface, but I am curious how to hook up 3 devices at the same time. :s

Hey guys you’d either need the volca mixer, a mixer with 3+ 1/4 line inputs (and 3 1/8 to 1/4 adapters), or a 3+ input audio interface (plus said adapters and probably a computer with a DAW unless the interface has a stand alone mode).

@@isaacderr2799 i bought a Behringer xenyx1202 mixer witch souited my needs better, now i can hook all my volcas up and my mic and guitar all through one mixer :)

Thanks :) I still don’t know that much, the zoom is sufficient and was more out of convenience. I would still use it. Nice spot on the headphones, they are Alessandro MS-1. Again just what I have at hand, I was using them out of comfort. With Volcas, just throw caution to the wind and play.

Nexus6ipad bass sync out to keys which can run at 1/1, 1/2 and 1/4 tempo. Beats is not synced. Just tried to start its tempo manually so probably a little out.

I actually like the slight off sound with the beats not synced with the rest. i think it's a nice human touch.

SpawnoftheEd yes I agree, it sounds like a heartbeat

eddie pearson do you mean just record the audio and import it into Ableton?

connect all this to an usb interface instead of the zoom recorder and record in ableton.

Cheers :)

Trust In The Universe well, depending on what you wanted you could either plug them all into a mixer and output that into your audio interface, or you can just plug all three directly into the interface as long as there are enough inputs on it.

I wanted to run the beats at a different tempo.

The Zoom H2n is a portable audio recorder, doubles as an audio interface in iOS. I mixed using the volume knobs on the Volcas to a Belkin Rockstar.