128 Bass Kick Instrumental

The Korg Volca Kick is a fantastic and beefy analog percussion/bass module which, while limited, completely delivers. First off I love Korg so much more than Moog for its filters but specifically for its MS20 filter. This Volca takes the MS20 filter and puts it in kick form. I absolutely love the completely analog tones that come out of this thing. It is limited but what it does do it does so well. Everyone needs a solid kick for the foundation of any great track. This delivers in spades. I recommend slowing down your attack time to take away any clickiness to your kick. This will sound more natural. Also I recommend sampling your kick tone and using your Volca Kick sample in your sampler or DAW of your choosing. This way you get consistent phase interplay between this and other samples. Always check you phases. Especially with the kick, a random analog start phase to your sound will make the body of your track breathe in an undesirable way. The Volca Kick can also be used as a bass synth and, while I haven't done this yet, I'm sure when I get around to it I'll love it as well.

It's a beautiful experience listening to deep bass or instrumental music. Call quality is great too and they ares super comfotrable for wearing 2-3hr at a stretch. There are way too many features that I could not test. The connectivity to multiple devices is not very intuitive (TBH I have not seen the tutorial included in the app so it's partially my mistake) Overall, highly recommended.

I just got the Bose Bass Module 700 today, and my God they weren't kidding, that thing is powerful. I though I was going to get kick out of my building. I'm not exaggerating, it surpassed my expectations.

I bought this to stream my music all day, all night and it performs beautifully. The right kick the right bass and it feeds on loudness. Thank you bhphotovideo.com

I have only owned these headphones for a short time but I absolutely LOVE them. I"m already addicted to them. .lol. To me the music sounds even better than being at a concert. It's all there the bass guitar and drums sound awesome. I love to hear the symbols to and the highs sound just as good as the bass. To talk to someone all you have to do is speak and the music will kick off and you can hear plain as day and when your finished talking they kick right back on. I looked for about two months off and on, reading reviews all over the net and kept coming back to these and I finally pulled the trigger and bought them. I'm very happy I got these and not something else. I'm not into writing reviews but I looked for so long before I made up my mind that I hope this helps someone that is doing the same.

punchy kick drums and tom and defined tight bottom for bass guitar sound is awesome even at lower volume.

Good durable mic. I like use it on kick, bass and mono piano overhead. Quite bright. There is a boost around 4kHz and it helps mic to sound open and articulate on far distance from sound source. May be too bright on different vocals. However, sounds very good. ()

I knew this was good for vocals and acoustic guitars, but I was amazed to hear how good the bass and kick drum came out in recordings with this. It really is a handy kit to have; great for band practice or quickie YouTube videos. I've tried several different mini-stands and this Manfrotto is easily my favorite, both for stability and ease of use. Ditto the clamp. The basic foam windscreen is probably most valuable for it's protective ability, while the dead cat is a must for outdoor recordings. And with the adapter for USB-C we iPhone people don't need to worry about it becoming obsolete.

I got 4 of these for 128 Gb and having no issues.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting