Korg engineer tells you what you need to know about the Volca FM
Tatsuya Takahashi gives you an overview
Anyone who thought that Korg's Volcete got a shock at the a range was complNAMM Show in January, as the company unveiled an FM-flavoured addition to the range.
With its DX7 compatibility and tweak-friendly design, the Volca FM immediately became one of the most eagerly-awaited tech products of 2016, and as Korg continues to gear up for its release, the company has unveiled a video featuring the synth's chief engineer Tatsuya Takahashi explaining how it works.
Check it out above. We'll have a full review of the Volca FM for you soon, and you can find out more on the Korg website.
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