KORG volca modular, keys, FM2 

Thanks for visiting my channel! 　The Volca series are battery powered, so I enjoy taking them to the mountains and valleys so I can play them while enjoying nature.

thank you so much! I also respect you for making sounds that touch my emotions.

Thanks for finding my work!

Thank you for taking the time to watch my work! That goat (actually four legs) is in lieu of a copyright notice.

Right, understood.

Ahah you are right😂

I am glad to hear you say so.

The other day I took apart volca modular, I also found a soldering point for midi on the base. It's interesting that the modular, which we can experiment with from the outside and even open it up.

@@carpediemMusica I bought midi io pcb's from usbtribe.

I did not know about that device. it can be connected via USB? that’s cool!

@@carpediemMusica My 4 vmodulars have mini jacks for in and out.

Wow, brother! 39 bella macho!

thank you. May you live in peace.

​@@carpediemMusicaYou're my inspiration 💖🤩

Glad you're interested!

Thanks for your interest! Volca is a small synth, but it's fun to combine them to realize my own musical image.

I am glad you feel that way. 　Some of my works are intended to calm you down, while others are a bit different. (for example, synthesizers and coffee beans together!) I would be honored if you enjoy them.

That is a passive LowPassGate. The gate signal allows you to apply a low-pass filter to the sound of FM. I use LPG to chop FM notes. (Easy to recognize the sound starting around 7:50) I got it at ETSY.com.

Oh, and sounds amazing by the way 🙂

Thanks for the interest. the modular receives only tempo. However, what modular receives is not the normal sync signal spit out by sq64, but the trigger signal emitted from the sq64 drum track. By spacing out the triggers on the drum track, it is possible to make modular sequence faster or slower within a single song.