Momo Müller has published a new VST and standalone editor (macOS/Windows) for the Korg volca Sample (gen1 + gen2).
Even if many musicians prefer hardware instruments, an editor can be very handy. Especially if the hardware has a deep menu structure and the editor gives you a complete overview of what is possible.
A popular platform for generating editors is CTRLR, which the developer Momo Müller also uses for his releases. Recently, he released a standalone and VST editor for the Korg volca Sample (gen 1/gen 2). An instrument where you don’t directly wish for an editor. Maybe I’m wrong.
Press Release
With the Volca Sample editor, you 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. In the VST plugin version, you can record the controller movements and can save it into your DAW project.
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 automated
- X-Y modulation of all parameters are is possible
- with the random function, new sounds can be generated quickly for each sample part
- a sound mangement
- you can save part presets, which you can load into any part (1-10)
- part can be saved (e.g. TR 909 kit)
- contains 50 presets.
First Impression
Another budget editor from Momo. If you want to integrate your Korg volca sample (gen1 or gen2) into your DAW, you get here an affordable editor with full control over the parameters plus some handy goodies.
Momo Korg volca sample editor is available now for 6,90€/$7 USD. It runs as a VST2, VST3, and AU plugin and standalone software on macOS (Intel + M1) and Windows.
More information here: Momo Müller
https://www.frederikson-labs.com/ vosyr is excellent and free as an alternative but not a plugin, stand alone. thought i’d mention it.