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General| MIDI | In, Out, Thru |
|---|---|
| Keyboard | 88-key RH3 (Real Weighted Hammer Action 3) |
| Sound Engines | 9 sound engines |
| Effects | 12 insert effects, 2 master effects |
| Display | 8-inch (800 x 480 pixels) TouchView display |
| Sequencer | 16-track MIDI sequencer |
| Sampling | Open Sampling System |
| User Memory | Approx. 60 GB SSD |
| External Storage | USB Flash Drive |
| Controllers | Joystick |
| Audio Outputs | L/MONO, R |
| Audio Inputs | L/MONO, R (1/4" jacks) |
| USB | Type A |
| Pedal Inputs | Damper, Assignable |
| Weight | 23.1 kg / 50.93 lbs |
| Dimensions | 1, 437 x 387 x 139 mm / 56.57" x 15.24" x 5.47" |
| Power Supply | AC adapter (included) |
Explains the NAUTILUS owner's manuals and how to use them.
Provides a quick introduction to the NAUTILUS's basic features for getting started.
Details the Operation Guide's purpose and content for the NAUTILUS.
Explains the function of every parameter within the NAUTILUS.
Lists all sounds and setups included with the NAUTILUS.
Describes the features and navigation of the NAUTILUS PDF manuals.
Lists abbreviations used for NAUTILUS manuals.
Explains symbols used to indicate caution, MIDI, notes, and tips.
Notes that example screen values are for explanatory purposes only.
Explains MIDI terms like CC# and hexadecimal number notation.
Details the front and rear panel layouts and features of the NAUTILUS.
Covers essential NAUTILUS modes, PCM memory, polyphony, and basic operations.
Explains how to select, play, and edit Programs on the NAUTILUS.
Guides on selecting, playing, and editing Combinations on the NAUTILUS.
Covers creating songs using the NAUTILUS sequencer, including MIDI and audio recording.
Details MIDI recording techniques within the NAUTILUS sequencer.
Explains the NAUTILUS sampling capabilities, including audio inputs and RAM usage.
Describes the NAUTILUS arpeggiator, its functions, scene settings, and synchronization.
Guides on creating and editing user arpeggio patterns on the NAUTILUS.
Covers global settings, Wave Sequences, and Drum Kits on the NAUTILUS.
Explains how to use Set Lists for organizing sounds, programs, and combinations.
Details the Smooth Sound Transitions feature for seamless sound changes.
Guides on editing Set Lists, including naming slots and rearranging sounds.
Explains the purpose and benefits of Set Lists for organizing sounds.
Describes the structure of Set Lists, including slots and memory capacity.
Guides on selecting sounds within Set Lists using front panel and touch-screen.
Details how to edit Set Lists, including naming slots and rearranging sounds.
Explains how Smooth Sound Transitions work and their parameters.
Details the Hold Time parameters for controlling sound sustain.
Provides an overview of the NAUTILUS sampling capabilities.
Details NAUTILUS sampling features like RAM, file formats, and bit resolution.
Covers audio settings and input configurations for sampling.
Explains how to record, edit, and assign samples within SAMPLING mode.
Describes arpeggiator functions, scene settings, and drum track integration.
Guides on selecting scenes and controlling arpeggiators and drum tracks.
Explains how to set the octave range and note order for arpeggios.
Details synchronization settings for arpeggiators, drum tracks, and sequencers.
Provides an overview of GLOBAL mode settings for the entire NAUTILUS.
Explains how to adjust master tune and transpose the keyboard.
Guides on adjusting velocity curves for customized keyboard response.
Details how to assign functions to the QUICK ACCESS buttons.
Introduces Drum Kits, their features, and memory structure.
Provides guidance on selecting programs and preparing for Drum Kit editing.
Details the basic editing process for Drum Kits, including parameters and tab pages.
Explains how to create a velocity crossfade between two stereo Drumsamples.
Guides on creating new user arpeggio patterns and editing existing ones.
Explains the types of arpeggio patterns and their functionality.
Details the process of editing user arpeggio patterns, including length and parameters.
Explains the methods for saving data to internal memory or media.
Details how to save Programs, Combinations, and other data to internal memory.
Covers saving data to various types of external media supported by the NAUTILUS.
Guides on loading specific banks of data from a .PCG file.
Provides an overview of the NAUTILUS's effects system.
Explains the basic functionality of insert, master, and total effects.
Details how effects are applied and routed in different NAUTILUS modes.
Covers detailed editing of effects parameters, including dynamic modulation.
Provides solutions for common operational problems with the NAUTILUS.
Addresses issues related to sampling, audio inputs, and file loading.
Lists and explains various error and confirmation messages displayed by the NAUTILUS.
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