The Korg Volca-Modular offers a unique approach to analog synthesis inspired by the “West Coast” style. This compact synthesizer is ideal for musicians looking to explore frequency modulation and distortion through an accessible modular system. With its 50 color-coded patch inputs and outputs, it offers extensive creative freedom for the studio, the stage, or the home studio. The included patch cables make connecting and experimenting easy, perfect for modular synthesis enthusiasts seeking a powerful yet portable instrument.
| Synthesis style | West Coast style |
|---|---|
| Basic waveform type | Waveform with few harmonics (sine wave) |
| Modulations | Frequency modulation (FM) and distortion (wave shaping) |
| Number of patch inputs/outputs | 50 |
| Connection coding | Colors and symbols (audio, control, gate, trigger) |
| Patch cables included | 20 |
| Signal-level compatibility | Universal between modules |
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