Korg NAUTILUS 61 AT - User Manual

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- Table of Contents3
Introduction to NAUTILUS7
Front and Rear Panels7
- Front Panel7
- Rear Panel11
- Touchview User Interface13
Basic Information16
- About the NAUTILUS' Modes16
- About the NAUTILUS' PCM Memory19
- About Polyphony19
- Basic Operations20
Setup24
- Turning the Power On/Off24
- Connections26
Playing and Editing Programs31
Playing Programs31
- Selecting Programs31
- Using Controllers35
Easy Program Editing38
- Quick Edits Using the RT Control Knobs38
Quick Layer/Split41
- Quick Layer Example: Adding Strings to a Piano Sound42
- Quick Split Example: Adding Left-Hand Bass to a Piano44
Detailed Program Editing46
- Editing HD-1 Programs46
- Using Lfos and Envelopes (Egs)49
- Using Alternate Modulation (AMS)50
- And the AMS Mixers50
- Controlling Pitch51
- Using Filters52
- Using the Amp Section54
- Using Exi56
- Using Vector Synthesis58
- Effects59
Playing and Editing Combinations61
Playing Combinations61
- Selecting Combinations61
Easy Combination Editing64
- Changing the Programs Within a Combi64
- Adjusting the MIX64
- Quick Layer/Split65
  - Quick Layer Example: Adding Strings to a Piano Combination65
  - Quick Split Example: Adding a Lead Synth to a Combination67
Detailed Combination Editing69
- Combination Overview70
- Layers, Splits, and Velocity Switches71
- MIDI Settings72
- Altering Programs to Fit Within a Combination73
- Editing Programs from Within a Combination or74
- Song74
- Effects75
- Saving Your Edits76
Creating Songs (SEQUENCER Mode)77
Playing Songs79
- Playback79
MIDI Recording82
- Preparations for Recording82
- Recording MIDI in Real-Time85
- MIDI Step Recording89
- Recording the Sound of a Combination or Program91
- Recording Multiple MIDI Tracks from92
- An External Sequencer92
- Recording System Exclusive Events93
- Recording Patterns95
- Other Ways to Record96
Audio Recording97
- Audio Recording Overview97
- Audio Input Settings and Recording Source Selection99
- Recording Procedure101
- Other Variations of Audio Track Recording107
- Placing a WAVE File in an Audio Track108
Song Editing110
Using RPPR (Realtime Pattern Play/Record)112
- Creating RPPR Data112
- RPPR Playback113
- Recording an RPPR Performance114
Sampling in SEQUENCER Mode115
Saving Your Song115
Other Notes about SEQUENCER Mode116
- NAUTILUS Sequencer File Formats116
- The Compare Function117
- Memory Protect117
- About MIDI118
Set Lists119
Set List Overview119
Selecting and Playing Sounds120
- Selecting Set Lists120
- Selecting Slots121
- Using the Comment Pad122
Editing Set Lists123
- Selecting and Re-Arranging Sounds123
- Detailed Set List Editing125
Smooth Sound Transitions127
- Overview127
- Using Smooth Sound Transitions127
Sampling (Open Sampling System)129
Sampling Overview129
- About Sampling on the NAUTILUS129
Preparations for Sampling132
- Audio Settings132
Sampling and Editing in SAMPLING Mode138
- Creating Multisample Indexes and Sampling-Recording138
- Basic Examples of Sampling140
- Editing Loops144
- Using Time Slice146
- Sample Waveform Editing148
- Multisample Editing149
- Saving, Converting to Programs, and Comparing150
Sampling in PROGRAM and COMBINATION151
Modes151
- Overview151
- Resampling a Arpeggiator Phrase in PROGRAM Mode151
- Mixing a Scene Drum Phrase with a Live Guitar Input, and Sampling the Result152
- Sampling a Guitar from the Audio Inputs, While Listening to a Scene Drum Phrase153
Sampling in SEQUENCER Mode154
- In-Track Sampling154
- Resampling a Song to Create a Wave File155
User Sample Banks157
- Overview157
- Saving User Sample Banks158
- Loading User Sample Banks160
- Editing User Sample Banks161
- User Sample Bank Ids and Limitations162
- Selecting a Scene, Playing with the Arpeggiator and Drum Track or Step Sequencer164
- Setting the Scenes166
- Arpeggiator Settings in COMBINATION and SEQUENCER Modes170
- Regarding Arpeggiator Synchronization173
Creating Drum Track Patterns175
Global Settings, Wave Seq., Drum Kits177
GLOBAL Mode Overview177
Global Settings178
- Basic Setup178
- Global Audio Settings180
- MIDI Settings180
- Pedal and Other Controller Settings181
- Configuring the QUICK ACCESS Buttons182
- Creating User Scales184
- Setting Category Names for Programs, and Combinations184
Automatically Loading Sample Data185
- Using the KSC Auto-Load List to Select Which Samples to Load185
- Creating and Saving .KSC Files186
Connecting to Computers188
Via USB Ethernet and FTP188
Using Wave Sequences190
- Programming Basics190
- Adjusting the Sound of an Individual Step192
- Using Rhythmic Wave Sequences194
- Creating Smooth, Evolving Timbres196
- Modulating Wave Sequences196
- Saving Wave Sequences198
Using Drum Kits200
- Before You Start Editing200
- Editing Drum Kits200
- Saving Drum Kits202
Editing Arpeggio Patterns203
- Creating a User Arpeggio Pattern203
- Saving the Arpeggio Pattern207
Loading & Saving Data209
Saving Data209
- Overview209
- Writing to Internal Memory211
- Saving to Internal Drive, Cds, and USB Media215
Loading Data from Disk219
- Loading Songs, Sounds, and Samples Together219
- Loading Individual Banks from a .PCG File221
- Loading Data by Individual Item or Bank222
- Loading the Samples Required by Programs or Combinations223
Using Effects225
Effects Overview225
- Effects Basics225
- Effect I/O226
- Effects in each Mode227
Effects Selection and Routing229
- Using Effects in Programs229
- Using Effects in Combinations and Songs231
- Using Effects in SAMPLING Mode233
- Using Effects with the Audio Inputs235
Detailed Effects Editing236
- Dynamic Modulation (Dmod)236
- MIDI/Tempo Sync237
- Common FX LFO237
- Effect Presets238
Appendices239
Troubleshooting239
- Power Supply239
- LCD Screen239
- Audio Input and Output240
- Programs and Combinations241
- Knobs242
- Songs242
- Set Lists243
- Sampling244
- Arpeggiator Function245
- Drum Track/Step Sequence245
- X-Y Control245
- Drum Kits245
- Wave Sequences245
- Effects246
- MIDI246
- Internal Drive, Cds, and USB Media246
- Other Problems247
Error and Confirmation Messages248
- A (ADC-Are You Sure)248
- B (Buffer)248
- C (Can't Calibrate-Completed)248
- D (Destination-Disk)249
- E (Error-Exceeded)250
- F (File-Front)251
- I (Illegal-Index)252
- M (Master-Multisample)253
- N (no Data-Not Enough Song Memory)254
- O (Obey Copyright Rules-Oscillator)256
- P (Pattern-Program)256
- Q (Quick Layer/Split Function)256
- R (Rear Sample-Root)257
- S (Sample-Source)257
- T (the Clock-/TEMP Folder Detected)258
- U (Unable to Create Directory-USB Hub)258
- W (Wave)259
- Y (You)259
Internal Drive and Media Information260
- Types of Media Supported by the NAUTILUS260
- Operations that the NAUTILUS Can Perform on Media260
- Restoring the Factory Settings261
Specifications262
MIDI Implementation Chart268

Brand	Korg
Model	NAUTILUS 61 AT
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English

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