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Thank you for the update with Files.app integration! This makes my workflow so much easier! There were other good options in iOS for importing samples but none of them survived the 32-bit app purge, so it’s nice to see this app updated for the modern age. Show more

yeah im happy for this !

When ever I load sounds on my sampler it says dCod not sure why I’ve tried everything to fix it I even cleared the memory please fix this

Is this mobile app better than the various computer programs geared for volca sample? No. Does that make it a bad app? No. Very happy with being able to edit the sample bank on the go. If you compare this to the programs avail for computer you might be disappointed; However if you view it as a simple way to get samples into your device ON THE GO you will not be disappointed. If you travel with your Volcas, download it! Show more

I love both the machine, and the app. Works just fine on the IPhone X.

I’ve been trying to upload samples into my sample but every time all the parameters light up and I get an error message on the screen. What is the point of this device if you can’t upload your own samples in a convenient way? At least add multiple ways to transfer samples so I don’t have to use this app. Show more

...but mostly. Audio Share or “open in” support would be very much appreciated and incredibly useful. As it stands, this app is only somewhat useful for two things... live mic recordings and system updates. Live mix recordings can be edited some, but not a whole lot. It’s basically a simplistic means to provide your Korg Volca Sample with the ability to record live sounds (in a VERY round about way). Sadly, sound from any of your other iOS apps will require you to jump through a whole bunch of seemingly unnecessary hoops. If you go into his with extremely low expectations, then this isn’t too terrible. Show more

Both the sample itself and this app desperately need updated. It’s just way too much work to get samples into the machine, and the idea that you can only do this using an app significantly limits the lifespan of the Volca Sample. 1. Allow files to be imported to the app using Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud folders, etc. Korg has this ability already built in to the Gadget’s Bilbao and Abu Dhabi modules, so it shouldn’t be that hard to add. 2. Allow samples to be imported directly to the Volca Sample from a computer 3. Add the ability to edit the in and out point of recorded samples in the app 4. Update the Volca Sample firmware to allow direct recording into a memory slot without a computer or iOS device. Show more

Two requests: Allow me to trim samples I’ve loaded in AudioPocket from my computer so I can reduce size before loading onto volcano without needing a separate app on the computer to trim. Works great on samples I recorded on the phone, add for loaded samples as well. Ability to open sounds made in other apps on my phone into AudioPocket Show more

To transfer audio from one app to another app involves using open in or audio copy. This uses neither. The only way to copy files is to connect your iPad to computer and then transfer to the iPad. If I have a computer why do I need to use my iPad and this app. I was just transferred directly from my computer to Sample. This is just an obvious statement. Now if I make a sound on my iPad and then want to transfer it to Sample, I would need to transfer the sound from my iPad to my computer back to my iPad then finally in the Sample. That is absurd. Just add open in or audio copy. It’s a no-brainer. Show more

Necesita una forma más cómoda de pasar los samples, yo no tengo computadora. Sería excelente que se pueda transferir directo de AudioCopy.

The ability to edit files The other app that does it is rather clunky. The official app should blow that one out of the water.

I love how easy it is to capture and transfer a sample, but it would be great to be able to edit samples again after they are captured, or to be able to audition the cropped section before committing to saving. Show more

Uhhh...no thanks. I at least need to be able to crop them. That's a bare minimum feature and you must have known you were making a useless app w/o it. Why even do it. Show more