Korg Volca Bass
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The Essentials to Know About the Korg volca bass Synthesizer
The Essentials to Know About the Korg volca bass Synthesizer
- 3-oscillator analog engine for fat, acidic, and cutting basses that cut through the mix.
- Step sequencer inspired by the Electribe with "Active Steps" and "Flow" for lively and evolving grooves.
- Resonant filter, LFO, and envelope to sculpt expressive and dynamic basslines.
- Ultra-compact format with speaker, MIDI In, and mini-jack sync for both studio and stage use.
Manufacturer Information
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A Modern Classic in the volca Series
Within the volca family, the Korg volca bass concentrates the essentials of an analog bass synthesizer into a portable chassis. True to the "plug & play" spirit of the range, it adopts the direct and performance-oriented workflow popularized by Electribe machines, allowing you to quickly create sharp patterns without using a computer.
Who Is It For, and What Are Its Uses?
Ideal for both beginner and experienced producers, the volca bass shines in techno, acid house, electro, synthwave, or any music centered on pulse. Its immediate usability makes it an excellent jam companion, while its sync and MIDI In allow integration into studio or live setups with drum machines, sequencers, and other volca units.
Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | No | Sound generator | VCO |
| Filters | Low pass, Cutoff | Envelope | Attack - Decay - Release |
| User memories number | 8 | LFO | 1 |
| Max polyphony | 1 | Inputs | Midi, Sync In |
| Number of oscillators | 3 | Color | Grey |
| Category | Analog synth | Sequencer | Yes |
| Number of keys | 16 | Display | LED |
| Key format | ribbon keyboard | Weight | 372 g |
| Transposition | Yes | Dimensions (mm) | 193 x 115 x 45 |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this analog bass synthesizer for its warm, deep sound quality and excellent value. Shoppers said it's "easy to use" with "beautiful tones" and "great bang for buck." Some noted it's less versatile than other models. One customer reported something loose inside the device, suggesting occasional quality control issues.
Review highlights
- “Diabolically warm sound with incredible depth. Easy to use.”
- “Great sounding and bang for buck.”
- “Excellent little box for beginners in electronic machines!”
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Very very good product as I thought, after that it's a matter of taste and type of needs for each me it\'s ok!! thank you so much!!
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A real cheap analog synth.
The sound is diabolically warm with incredible depth.
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Good bass synth, not as versatile as the other Volcas - but still great sounding and bang for buck.
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Excellent little company to start with electronic machines! Long live the Korg Volca Series!!!
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Very nice Volca, beautiful sounds to evolve and rotate for hours!
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Korg Volca Bass polyphonic?
The maximum polyphony is 1 voice: the three VCOs combine to shape a monophonic bassline.
Can the Volca Bass be synchronized with a drum machine?
A Sync input and output in 3.5 mm mono mini-jack format allow connection to other compatible devices. The MIDI input also enables control from an external sequencer. The stereo headphone output in 3.5 mm mini-jack is used for monitoring or recording.
How many sequences can be stored?
Eight user memories are available to save patterns. The Active Steps and Flow functions allow modification of the rhythmic structure and playing without strict quantization.
Does the Volca Bass run on batteries?
Power is supplied by 6 AA batteries or the KA-350 power adapter, sold separately.
What kind of sound does this analog bass synth offer?
Three VCO oscillators, a resonant low-pass filter, an LFO, and an Attack-Decay-Release envelope make up its analog subtractive synthesis engine. This architecture enables stacking or detuning oscillators to create bass sounds suitable for techno, acid house, or synthwave.



