Name: Korg NAUTILUS 61 AT
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Global Settings Configuring the QUICK ACCESS buttons

177

Sound Browse

: Sets the sound select dialog box to the

QUICK ACCESS button.

Function

: Assigns the sequencer transport buttons, the

Compare function in the Page menu and so on to the

QUICK ACCESS button.

3. Configure the settings for each selected function.

See the Parameter Guide for details on the respective

functions.

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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

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Brand	Korg
Model	NAUTILUS 61 AT
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Language	English