Getting the Most Out of Korg NTS-3 with Volca Series

In this session, I explore a different approach to using the Korg NTS-3. Instead of constantly switching between various effects, I focused on using one specific reverb effect. By utilising the Kaoss pad, I can bring the effect in and out dynamically, creating more movement in my patterns. This technique works particularly well when running a Volca Bass and Volca Sample 2 through the chain. I walk through how this method changes the overall performance, helping you create deeper textures during your live jams. It is a simple adjustment that significantly changes how these units interact, improving your overall synth setup. 00:00 Setting up initial Volca Bass patterns 00:24 NTS-3 Reverb 00:30 Sample 2 00:42 More Volca Bass patterns 00:51 Adding more drum patterns 01:10 Volca Bass Solo 01:45 More Bass and Drum patterns 02:17 More Bass soloing + reverb 03:57 More patterns 04:19 Bring on the reverb! Gear - Korg Volca Bass, Korg Volca Sample 2, Korg Volca Mix, FMR RNC1773 'Really Nice' Compressor, Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 audio interface, Mackie Mix 12 FX, Logitech StreamCam, Korg NTS-3 Please leave a comment, like and subscribe to be the first to know when my new videos come out. New live shows every Friday @ 9pm GMT and every Monday @ 7pm GMT Music and arrangement by Keith Butler #synthwave #korg #synthesizer #korgvolca #synthjam Please leave a comment, like & subscribe to be the first to know when my new videos come out. New live shows every Friday @ 9pm GMT and every Monday @ 7pm GMT ► Click Here to Subscribe →    / @keithbutler2222   ► My music on Spotify →https://open.spotify.com/artist/6BEdQ... This stream is created with #prismlivestudio