Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
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#BURG1K session 6 - #KORGmonologue #volca - ambient landscapes
On this second track using the monologue I wanted to explore some more ambient soundscapes, dial the beats back and mainly work on getting a good feeling for the monologue and how it performs in the workflow. Also, letting the volca bass show its low end capabilities.. oh my does it rumble. You have to (with very big emphasis) listen to the track in proper headphones or speakers, else you will miss out on lots of the bass information.
The LFO is working the filter in the vBass, and also with the attack it bubbles pretty wildly, so there is a fair bit of envelope clicks here and there in the volca when notes come in, this is expected.
I have two patches stored in the monologue, standard vanilla 2x sawtooth + LFO on pitch to give it a slight vibrato. Only difference between the two is that the second one has VCO1 detuned a fifth.
The monologue is very easy to work with during the track, and this is one of the most important things when having a limited setup, e.g make sure to change the sounds often, work the controls to help give the tune some variation.
The looper replays a simple pre recorded monologue melody, which is then sent through the same FX.
I hope you will enjoy this one!
BooM!
Gear used
- KORG volca bass
- KORG Monologue
- Zoom MS-70 CDR FX
- Behringer 1002B mixer
- EHX 720 Stereo Looper
- 2 track Recorder, Zoom H5
Stereo track Post processing
- Izotope Limiter
- Izotope EQ (a slight low end roll off)
Wiring/schematics
- Monologue, mono - L in 720 looper
- volca bass, mono - R in 720 looper
- 720 looper, stereo out to MS-70
- MS-70 stereo out to mixer
- Mixer stereo to H5 Zoom recorder
FX settings
- MS-70 - Carbon Delay, Stereo Delay, Particle Reverb
If you like my stuff please support me on music.ollilab.com and patreon.com/theBURG
My music:
Bandcamp ► music.ollilab.com
Spotify ► open.spotify.com/artist/5lPHagff7SG960LQZfva9Q
!! As a patreon you will get access to making of videos of all the BURG1K sessions and more !!
#BURG1K session 6 - #KORGmonologue #volca - ambient landscapes
On this second track using the monologue I wanted to explore some more ambient soundscapes, dial the beats back and mainly work on getting a good feeling for the monologue and how it performs in the workflow. Also, letting the volca bass show its low end capabilities.. oh my does it rumble. You have to (with very big emphasis) listen to the track in proper headphones or speakers, else you will miss out on lots of the bass information.
The LFO is working the filter in the vBass, and also with the attack it bubbles pretty wildly, so there is a fair bit of envelope clicks here and there in the volca when notes come in, this is expected.
I have two patches stored in the monologue, standard vanilla 2x sawtooth + LFO on pitch to give it a slight vibrato. Only difference between the two is that the second one has VCO1 detuned a fifth.
The monologue is very easy to work with during the track, and this is one of the most important things when having a limited setup, e.g make sure to change the sounds often, work the controls to help give the tune some variation.
The looper replays a simple pre recorded monologue melody, which is then sent through the same FX.
I hope you will enjoy this one!
BooM!
Gear used
- KORG volca bass
- KORG Monologue
- Zoom MS-70 CDR FX
- Behringer 1002B mixer
- EHX 720 Stereo Looper
- 2 track Recorder, Zoom H5
Stereo track Post processing
- Izotope Limiter
- Izotope EQ (a slight low end roll off)
Wiring/schematics
- Monologue, mono - L in 720 looper
- volca bass, mono - R in 720 looper
- 720 looper, stereo out to MS-70
- MS-70 stereo out to mixer
- Mixer stereo to H5 Zoom recorder
FX settings
- MS-70 - Carbon Delay, Stereo Delay, Particle Reverb
