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After being able to make out some of the details on these pics, I am going to guess that these are at a higher price point than I initially thought. The keys one looks like a motion sequencer. The 3 osc on the bass, etc. Memory (obviously for the sequencer but I also wonder if you can save patches), midi.

So far it looks like each one is going to have some special features, like the different sequencers-step vs motion.

Working on getting a Drum Machine pic.

Really glad that Korg is stepping out into a right path and pretty sure will be making lots of sales for their new upcoming products, this might've put Roland corp. panicking with their boring workstation keyboards "innovations". Guitars, pedals, amps.. then synths.. and now these electronic crap? This is a bad era for average joes, I really couldn't save money with all these gas-es .. gotta destroy my internet connection and becoming an amish

I am wondering about the name Volca...VOLtage Controlled Analog acronym?

If that is the case, then is there a CV patchbay on the back or something. Just my thoughts, and how fucking rad would that be?

There are at least tr jacks for Sync (goatkeeper, iphone korg app etc). And midi in. That is pretty cool!

BONARTOWN

More. Some of the Volca Beat, too. You have to turn your computer sideways to read it. (Stutter!!!)

does that say stutter above the two knobs?

Yes sir!

Glitchy drums?!?!?

Deltaphoenix wrote:Yes sir!

Glitchy drums?!?!?

wowww yes please

Let me add fuel to the fire.
Rumor is that these are to be less than 140 euro, so that is less than $190USD!!!

Also,
Da Fuck?
bass station ii:

Bass Station II is an analogue mono-synth based on the classic original Bass Station but re-worked for the 21st century. It has two filters, two oscillators plus a third sub-oscillator, patch save and a fully analogue effects section. Add a step sequencer, arpeggiator, full sized keys and a powerful modulation section and you have the makings of a synth that is built for bass, but capable of so much more.

I saw that there was a new bass station a few days ago but I didn't check it out. Apparently it is a new mono synth with an integrated step sequencer. Like a SH101...

wow on the price, and wow on the bassstation. the first one is super boss.

Price for Bass Station II is $500

Specs:

Synth engine

Oscillators

Osc 1
Osc 2
Sub Osc (3)
Noise generator
Osc 1 & 2

Select between waveforms:

sine
triangle
sawtooth
square/variable pulse width
Features

Sync 1 & 2
Detune
Octave range
Pitch bend
Pitch modulation to Mod Envelope and LFO 1
Pulse width modulation to Mod Envelope and LFO 2
Sub Osc (3) which is tracked to Osc 1

Select independently between waveforms:

Sine
Square
Narrow pulse
Features

All modulation and tuning tracked to Osc 1
Independent octave select
Mixer

Osc 1 level
Osc 2 level
Sub Osc level
Noise generator level
Ring modulation depth
External signal level
Filter

Two filter types

Acid type (diode ladder filter design)
Classic type (derived from original Bass Station)
Features

Cutoff
Resonance
Overdrive
Filter frequency to Mod Envelope depth
Filter frequency to LFO 2 depth
Select 'Classic' filter between:

Low pass
Band pass
High pass
12dB slope
24dB slope
Envelopes

Two ADSR Envelopes (Attack/Decay/Sustain/Release)

Amp Envelope
Mod Envelope
Combined control of both Envelopes
Select triggering mode between:

Single trigger (holds envelope state when new note is played)
Multi trigger (re-triggers with every new note played)
Autoglide (engages portamento)
There is also a VCA limiter

LFO

Two LFOs each selectable between:

Triangle
Sawtooth
Square
Sample and hold
Both LFOs independently adjustable between rate and delay time
Key sync LFO 1 & 2
LFO slew on LFO 1& 2 (low pass filter on the LFO waveform)
Effects

Distortion send
Oscillator filter mod amount (FM effect created by Oscillator 2 modulating filter freq)

Step Sequencer/Arpeggiator

Arpeggiator

Up to 32 different patterns
Select between 1-4 octave range
Swing function
Select direction:
up
down
up / down 1
up / down 2
As played
Random
Latch (hold the arpeggiator)
Step Sequencer

Up to four sequences
Assign one of 32 preset rhythms or create your own
insert rests or legato (slide)
Sequencer re-trigger function
Portamento

Adjust glide time
Single trigger or re-trigger modes
Integrate into step sequencer and arpeggiator
Hardware & controller assignment

25 note synth-action keyboard
Aftertouch can be assigned to modulate:
Filter frequency
LFO 1to Osc pitch
Osc 2 speed
Pitch wheel
Modulation wheel can be assigned to:
LFO 2 to filter frequency
LFO 1 to Osc pitch
Osc 2 pitch
Octave up/ down buttons
64 factory presets
64 slots for user patches (and patch dump facility for storing more)
Master volume dial
Inputs and Outputs

USB MIDI (for connecting & powering Bass Station II via host computer)
Mono outputs on 1/4" TRS jack
Headphone output on 1/4" TRS jack
External input on 1/4" TRS jack
Sustain pedal input on 1/4" TRS jack
MIDI IN / MIDI OUT ports on 5 pin din
AC power input
Switch between power off / AC powered / bus powered"

DAMN

AND, here is the Volca Beat



My work here is done for a bit.

Deltaphoenix wrote:I am wondering about the name Volca...VOLtage Controlled Analog acronym?

If that is the case, then is there a CV patchbay on the back or something. Just my thoughts, and how fucking rad would that be?

Voluptuous controlled ass beats?