Hello do you know how to transfer combinations into sequencer so I can record my music with the combination instruments not just the instruments in programs. If you are able to please answer this question it would mean so much! Been struggling to figure out how to do this
While I love my Nautilus, I am still learning quirks that are NEVER discussed in these videos. Example: I made a combi with a piano timbre and an organ timbre. I spent a long time tweaking the piano timbre before I did a quick split and added the organ sound (piano high range, organ low). Now at this point I had a split on a 61-key keyboard, and I simply wanted to increase the octave for the organ sound. However, when I did that and played keys in the range of the organ side of the split, it started playing the piano sound, effectively IGNORING where I set the split. That seems very wrong to me. I can't think of when you would ever want it to behave like that. First, it should be VERY EASY to get back to the initial split page once you have created the quick split so you can easily change where the split occurs, and second, editing anything about ONE of the timbres in the combi should NOT affect the other timbre. I suppose there could be exceptions to that last rule, but that should be the general rule. CAVEAT: This is the first synth I've owned (NOT the first I've played). Most of my experience is with guitar, but I use Helix and am no stranger to technology.
Hello do you know how to transfer combinations into sequencer so I can record my music with the combination instruments not just the instruments in programs. If you are able to please answer this question it would mean so much! Been struggling to figure out how to do this
I figured it out! You transfer it from the sequencer top right corner pull down tab if anyone else was wondering😊
perfect machine.... I have a question. CAN KORG NAUTILUS AT 2023 READ ''COMBI SOUNDS'' FROM KORG KRONOS ? thank you
While I love my Nautilus, I am still learning quirks that are NEVER discussed in these videos.
Example: I made a combi with a piano timbre and an organ timbre. I spent a long time tweaking the piano timbre before I did a quick split and added the organ sound (piano high range, organ low). Now at this point I had a split on a 61-key keyboard, and I simply wanted to increase the octave for the organ sound. However, when I did that and played keys in the range of the organ side of the split, it started playing the piano sound, effectively IGNORING where I set the split. That seems very wrong to me.
I can't think of when you would ever want it to behave like that. First, it should be VERY EASY to get back to the initial split page once you have created the quick split so you can easily change where the split occurs, and second, editing anything about ONE of the timbres in the combi should NOT affect the other timbre. I suppose there could be exceptions to that last rule, but that should be the general rule.
CAVEAT: This is the first synth I've owned (NOT the first I've played). Most of my experience is with guitar, but I use Helix and am no stranger to technology.
Why can't the Nautilus not auto saved thinks like set list favorites like the MODX can do.
Hi! Can you teach me how to adjust drum track volume in set list nautilus. Please.
How do I transfer whole categories to a different location in the list?
Baby Kronos, middle brother between Krome and Kronos, grandchild of M1🤪🎹👍
In the manual it NEVER tells you that you have to select PAGE then EDIT...all it says is "press the Color Button..." FAIL!
Aw man. Only 8 tracks visible at a time
there is a "button" you can press to switch to 16 view
Absolutely to fast to understand!!
set playback to .75 and PAUSE