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Sound Design With The Korg Volca Keys

DISCLAIMER: I am by no means a professional producer. Diving into sound design has been a learning experience for me, and will continue to be as I make similar content going forward. That being said, let me know if you’d like an indepth video explaining the process more thoroughly. I wanted to bring two of my favourite passions together, the result of which is this animated watercolor/music video thingy. I hope you enjoy it :) The kick, snare, hats and shaker were all achieved by layering various waveforms from the Keys, and modulating their volume and pitch envelopes. The main extracted sounds were the initialized sawtooth wave, a triangle wave, a sine wave and some noise. The triangle waveform was achieved by adjusting the VCO CUTOFF. A sine wave was produced by turning CUTOFF to 0, and turning PEAK and EG INT all the way to 11. The keys is particularly noisy when the DELAY’s TIME and FEEDBACK are activated. Thus noise was easily extracted and amplified. Similar methods were used to create most of the other instruments. For example, the e-piano, chimes, etc, were created by modulating the volume and pitch envelopes of the sine and triangle waveforms to create sharper transients (while introducing some warble etc). The bass is from the the triangle wave pitched down with slight adjustments to the volume envelope. After recording the initial sounds from the Keys, most of the process was completed within the sampling engine in Renoise. Other beeps and blips are just straight rips of recorded noodling and twiddling on the Keys. All of this was arranged, sampled, resampled, mangled, etc within Renoise and Reaper, with some added cuts using a DJ controller and Mixxx. Obviously, none of this is really necessary. There’s a million sample packs, soft synths and plugins to source sounds from, or I could just prompt an AI, but where’s the fun in that? My wife said the watercolor painting in this video looks like AI art (T.T ) This is the first video in a series. Next is the Volca Beats. So stick around for that. Thanks for watching. Take it easy!