Developer Momo Müller has introduced a third-party MIDI Editor and Controller for the Korg Volca Sample.
With the Volca Sample Editor, you can have direct access to all parameters and can save them as a Preset Data File and load them back into the Volca Sample at any time.
With the plugin version, you can also record controller movements into your DAW.
Features:
The Editor is a simple integration of the Volca sample into your DAW.
Quick and easy sound changes of all parts.
Direct access to the sound parameters
All controllers can be automat
X-Y Modulation of all parameters is possible.
With the „Random“ function new sounds can be generated quickly for each Sample Part.
A sound management.
Part Presets can be saved. (E.g. TR 909 Bass Drum) Which you can load into any Part (1-10).
Part Kit can be saved.(E.g. TR 909 Kit)
Hidden controller ” Sample Start Delay” “Sample” and “Reverb Mix” for Volca Sampler 2 are included.
The Bad Contact is one of the quirks of music technology that producers can end up spending a lot of money on plugins that downgrade the quality of their audio, but the good news is that you can also get them for free.
Step forward The Bad Contact, a free VST plugin that emulates the distinctive noise and crackle that you hear when knobs and switches are not working as they should.
Often the scourge of audiophiles, developer Rawoltage saw potential in these ‘flaws’: “Get creative and try the 50/60Hz hum of the transformer, the harsh crackling while turning the big knob, or the popping sound of the power button,” is the company’s advice.
Increasing the voltage strengthens the crackling, and you can rest assured that all sounds are oscillator-generated rather than sample-based, so you would not get any repetition.
