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KORG volca sample OK GO edition Specification

The KORG volca sample OK GO edition is a dynamic digital sample sequencer that integrates music production with the creative flair of the band OK GO. This limited edition device maintains the fundamental features of the original volca sample while infusing a unique design and exclusive content crafted in collaboration with OK GO. It offers a compact and portable solution for sample-based music creation, equipped with a powerful 16-step sequencer that allows for intuitive real-time editing and performance. The device supports up to 100 sample slots, permitting users to import custom samples via the dedicated AudioPocket iOS app or compatible software for other platforms.

With its high-quality digital sound engine, the volca sample OK GO edition provides extensive options for manipulating samples, including pitch, playback speed, and amplitude envelope adjustments. The addition of reverse playback and independent part reverb effects further enhances its creative capabilities. The unit is powered by six AA batteries, ensuring it is fully portable, and it features a built-in speaker for on-the-go music making. Connectivity options include a sync jack for integrating with other units in the volca series or external gear, ensuring versatile synchronization in diverse setups. With its unique visual design inspired by OK GO’s vibrant style and bundled with exclusive preloaded samples from the band, this edition stands out as a collector's item and a potent tool for both aspiring and seasoned music producers.

KORG volca sample OK GO edition F.A.Q.

How do I load samples onto the KORG volca sample OK GO edition?

To load samples onto the KORG volca sample OK GO edition, use the KORG Electribe Sample Librarian software or compatible third-party apps. Connect your device via the Sync In port and transfer the samples using an audio cable.

What should I do if the volca sample doesn’t power on?

Ensure that the batteries are properly installed or that the AC adapter is correctly connected. Check for any damage to the power supply and try using fresh batteries or a different adapter if necessary.

How can I sync the volca sample with other volca units?

Use the Sync In and Sync Out ports to connect the volca sample with other volca units. Set one unit as the master and others as slaves to ensure they play in sync. Adjust the Sync mode settings as needed.

What is the maximum sample length the volca sample can handle?

The KORG volca sample can handle individual samples up to approximately 65 seconds each, with a total of 4 MB available for all samples combined.

Can I use MIDI to control the volca sample?

Yes, you can use MIDI to control the volca sample by connecting a MIDI controller to the MIDI In port. Configure your MIDI settings to match the channel and control assignments on the volca sample.

How do I perform a factory reset on the volca sample?

To perform a factory reset, hold down the FUNC and MEMORY buttons while powering on the unit. This will restore all factory settings and erase custom samples.

What troubleshooting steps should I take if the audio output is distorted?

Check the volume levels and ensure they are not set too high. Verify that the cables and connections are secure and not damaged. If the problem persists, try using different audio cables or connecting to a different audio system.

How can I update the firmware on my volca sample?

Download the latest firmware update from the KORG website. Follow the instructions provided with the update to transfer the new firmware to your volca sample using the Sync In port.

Is it possible to sequence samples on the volca sample?

Yes, the volca sample includes a built-in sequencer that allows you to create and edit patterns using the 16-step buttons. You can save sequences to memory slots for easy recall.

How do I clean and maintain my volca sample?

Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior of the unit. Avoid using solvents or abrasives. Regularly check connections and ports for dust or debris, and store the device in a dry, dust-free environment when not in use.