@@michalmyszkin7714 Which has always been a mistake on their end.. If a composer is in the creative mode, he or she does not want to stop or have limitations on them to finish a project/song. Ludo's to Roland for at least trying to bridge the gap btw the onboard sequencer and a DAW. But, Korg's attempts have been having heated and pretty lame. The Akai MPC should have been enough reason for Workstation Manufactures to see that on hardware-based Sequencer is what top music creators produce major works on.. SMH, really disappointed in Korg and Yamaha for that fact.. It's the of our Lord 2020! and they're still producing onboard sequencers that no better than what was out in 1990! ( Crazy)and does not make human sense! Especially considering the price they keep asking for these units. I mean for $3k(Nautilus) $4K for a Kronos,? One would expect a trick out DAW that can compete (on every level) with a computer-based DAW... But, all of the Workstation manufacturers will continue to use outdated components (CPUs, RAM, Video) ..Pretty much Obsolete before they arrive at a store or your house. Pitful.. Just stop! If you're not going to innovate, stop! Just stop !!
The Nautilus reuses a lot of the components used in the Korg Kronos. The sequencer interface here is just a "simpler" front-end to what was already used in the Kronos. So there is no piano roll, or editing UI that would be normally seen as on their Krome keyboard. On another note, I wish there would be an update on their flagship workstations (Kronos series and now Nautilus) would have the same sequencer editing UI as their mid-range keyboards. I'm still baffled as to why you have better sequencer layout/editing on your lower end products as compared to the flagship products.
It's really painful to see you pressing those 'play' button combinations. Why not to make separate 'transport' view with big controls and track select/mute/solo/arm buttons. While recording I really don't need to see volume and pan controls. Besides, you didn't show how loop/overwrite/add data works and I don't see loop button anywhere. Another thing, is it possible to record both midi and audio data (audio in) at the same time?
He won't answer you cause he doesn't know how to loop/overwrite/add data/ or even start a sequence from scratch etc.... But he can show you how to select a combi! That's about it with the vid.
just bought the Nautilus 73 keys today. I am specially interested in getting my own work with the sequencer. And that will be note for note, not with the programs or appregiators. Although i hoped so. I didn't see how i can copy parts to further on and i also don't see how i can move that one note 1 or 2 places higher. Still have to investigate it so maybe i find some of these things
So I recorded the most beautiful seven songs from my album only to find nautilus erased them when it auto shut down. Whyyyyyy!! It is supposed to save everything in sequence. Automatically. Came back and they were all gone. Very heartbroken and disappointed Korg. What the hell?
It's a joke that you can't see the notes of the sequence, like in a piano roll or any basic DAW, come on Korg, update the firmware to imrprove the Sequencer please :(
I just got one of these, and this guy goes way too fast. How do you just start from scratch? How do you save a pattern? How do you chain patterns together to make a song? I have some figuring out to do.
Yeh I wish he would just demonstrate how to use the sequencer from scratch. For the life of me I cannot find any demonstration that shows how to do this. Every vid just jumps straight into combi's and template tracks, arps etc etc..... Or does this guy have no idea how to do it? I am in the market for a workstation though I want to be sure I can create my own piece from scratch. I'm a songwriter and I need to be inspired by my own creations. Not interested in combi's and templates. Just want to bring up a piano patch and build from there.
Which has always been a mistake on their end.. If a composer is in the creative mode, he or she does not want to stop or have limitations on them to finish a project/song. Ludo's to Roland for at least trying to bridge the gap btw the onboard sequencer and a DAW. But, Korg's attempts have been having heated and pretty lame. The Akai MPC should have been enough reason for Workstation Manufactures to see that on hardware-based Sequencer is what top music creators produce major works on.. SMH, really disappointed in Korg and Yamaha for that fact.. It's the of our Lord 2020! and they're still producing onboard sequencers that no better than what was out in 1990! ( Crazy)and does not make human sense! Especially considering the price they keep asking for these units. I mean for $3k(Nautilus) $4K for a Kronos,? One would expect a trick out DAW that can compete (on every level) with a computer-based DAW... But, all of the Workstation manufacturers will continue to use outdated components (CPUs, RAM, Video) ..Pretty much Obsolete before they arrive at a store or your house. Pitful.. Just stop! If you're not going to innovate, stop! Just stop !!
Well said! You would also think they would integrate their soft synths within the workstation. And I also just don't understand why manufacturers incorporate terrible keybeds. They just feel like plastic toys.
I didnt think it was ugly. But I was in the market for a used Kronos 2, due to the ribbon strip and aftertouch features. However, I got a used Nautilus. Best decision ever.
Please keep making these video manuals! Keep up the good work
Glad to see the General Midi soundbanks on the Naut
Lot of menu diving, korg still in the 90,s, come on man.
Is it possible to record audio and midi at the same time ? 2 mics and midi at the same time precisely ?
Thanks
Where is the track view ..ala ( Editing screen/Piano roll) like a DAW?
The sequencers in the latest workstation synthesizers are very poor, because manufacturers assume that you'll connect it to the computer anyway. 😕
@@michalmyszkin7714 Which has always been a mistake on their end.. If a composer is in the creative mode, he or she does not want to stop or have limitations on them to finish a project/song. Ludo's to Roland for at least trying to bridge the gap btw the onboard sequencer and a DAW.
But, Korg's attempts have been having heated and pretty lame.
The Akai MPC should have been enough reason for Workstation Manufactures to see that on hardware-based Sequencer is what top music creators produce major works on.. SMH, really disappointed in Korg and Yamaha for that fact.. It's the of our Lord 2020! and they're still producing onboard sequencers that no better than what was out in 1990! ( Crazy)and does not make human sense!
Especially considering the price they keep asking for these units. I mean for $3k(Nautilus) $4K for a Kronos,? One would expect a trick out DAW that can compete (on every level) with a computer-based DAW...
But, all of the Workstation manufacturers will continue to use outdated components (CPUs, RAM, Video) ..Pretty much Obsolete before they arrive at a store or your house. Pitful.. Just stop! If you're not going to innovate, stop! Just stop !!
The Nautilus reuses a lot of the components used in the Korg Kronos. The sequencer interface here is just a "simpler" front-end to what was already used in the Kronos. So there is no piano roll, or editing UI that would be normally seen as on their Krome keyboard. On another note, I wish there would be an update on their flagship workstations (Kronos series and now Nautilus) would have the same sequencer editing UI as their mid-range keyboards. I'm still baffled as to why you have better sequencer layout/editing on your lower end products as compared to the flagship products.
It's really painful to see you pressing those 'play' button combinations. Why not to make separate 'transport' view with big controls and track select/mute/solo/arm buttons. While recording I really don't need to see volume and pan controls. Besides, you didn't show how loop/overwrite/add data works and I don't see loop button anywhere. Another thing, is it possible to record both midi and audio data (audio in) at the same time?
He won't answer you cause he doesn't know how to loop/overwrite/add data/ or even start a sequence from scratch etc.... But he can show you how to select a combi! That's about it with the vid.
just bought the Nautilus 73 keys today. I am specially interested in getting my own work with the sequencer. And that will be note for note, not with the programs or appregiators. Although i hoped so. I didn't see how i can copy parts to further on and i also don't see how i can move that one note 1 or 2 places higher. Still have to investigate it so maybe i find some of these things
How can i make master wave file from midi tracks?
Pls teach about how to connect tab with Nautilus.thanks sir
perfekt. Thanks
Some drumkits or sound have no FX in Sequencer mode and in solo mode it have FX. Like the gated/Distortion kit.
new sub btw :)
My brain is exploding 🤯
So I recorded the most beautiful seven songs from my album only to find nautilus erased them when it auto shut down. Whyyyyyy!! It is supposed to save everything in sequence. Automatically. Came back and they were all gone. Very heartbroken and disappointed Korg. What the hell?
Please I need help could you please tell me how to make your own drum beat or style in Korg Nautilus ?
*NO PIANO ROLL???*
Would you show us how to create new style with korg nautilus
Love these informative videos! Quick question: Will Nautilus be able to import sequence (SNG) data from a Kronos?
It's a joke that you can't see the notes of the sequence, like in a piano roll or any basic DAW, come on Korg, update the firmware to imrprove the Sequencer please :(
I just got one of these, and this guy goes way too fast. How do you just start from scratch? How do you save a pattern? How do you chain patterns together to make a song? I have some figuring out to do.
Yeh I wish he would just demonstrate how to use the sequencer from scratch. For the life of me I cannot find any demonstration that shows how to do this. Every vid just jumps straight into combi's and template tracks, arps etc etc..... Or does this guy have no idea how to do it? I am in the market for a workstation though I want to be sure I can create my own piece from scratch. I'm a songwriter and I need to be inspired by my own creations. Not interested in combi's and templates. Just want to bring up a piano patch and build from there.
how can you delete a song saved in sequencer
Who came up with those ugly pink meters come on Korg learn from Roland or Yamaha, I mean pink really?
i actually think it looks cool hah
KORG : NAUTILUS ; New Model ;
Quality ; Controller ; Arpeggios ;
Ritmos ; Tons ; Timbres ; Effectos ;
Memory : ( 40 GB ) : interno ;
Programming ; Software ; interface ;
Painel : Tela : Touch : Fácil : Prático :
Mudanças ; Equalizador - Gráficos :
Digitais ; ( Parametrr ) ; NAUTILUS :
KORG : Manufacture : in JAPAN .
OUTRO : in. Indonésia .
The sequencer is clunky AF. Nautilus isn't really meant to be a workstation. Wish I had known that before I bought it. Selling it.
Which has always been a mistake on their end.. If a composer is in the creative mode, he or she does not want to stop or have limitations on them to finish a project/song. Ludo's to Roland for at least trying to bridge the gap btw the onboard sequencer and a DAW.
But, Korg's attempts have been having heated and pretty lame.
The Akai MPC should have been enough reason for Workstation Manufactures to see that on hardware-based Sequencer is what top music creators produce major works on.. SMH, really disappointed in Korg and Yamaha for that fact.. It's the of our Lord 2020! and they're still producing onboard sequencers that no better than what was out in 1990! ( Crazy)and does not make human sense!
Especially considering the price they keep asking for these units. I mean for $3k(Nautilus) $4K for a Kronos,? One would expect a trick out DAW that can compete (on every level) with a computer-based DAW...
But, all of the Workstation manufacturers will continue to use outdated components (CPUs, RAM, Video) ..Pretty much Obsolete before they arrive at a store or your house. Pitful.. Just stop! If you're not going to innovate, stop! Just stop !!
Well said! You would also think they would integrate their soft synths within the workstation. And I also just don't understand why manufacturers incorporate terrible keybeds. They just feel like plastic toys.
And one could expect after touch!
Something Nautilus is missing.
For a “workstation “, that’s like a child being born and missing a body part!
@@frankymino8773 How about that?? Totally agree!
Push this, touch this, find this, not cool.
The sequencer is TERRIBLE! Ensoniq had a better sequencer in the 1990s!
i still have the ensonique here and it's sequencer was great
What an ugly mess. Buy a used Kronos.
I didnt think it was ugly. But I was in the market for a used Kronos 2, due to the ribbon strip and aftertouch features. However, I got a used Nautilus. Best decision ever.
Nnnhhhhwww
... disregard