Introduction to NAUTILUS
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10. Effectors
MFX button
TFX button
These buttons turn the master effects and total effects on/off.
When the buttons are on (LED lit), the effect settings for the
program, combination, or song will be enabled. When the
buttons are off (LED unlit), the corresponding effects will be
off.
The on/off status of these buttons is remembered even when
you switch programs, combinations, or songs.
11. OCTAVE buttons
OCTAVE −/+ buttons
The range of pitches assigned to the keys can be changed in
one-octave steps, up or down. Press the OCTAVE − and +
buttons together to return to the standard pitch. Hold down
the SHIFT button and press the OCTAVE −/+ buttons to
change the range of pitches assigned to the keys in semitone
steps, up or down.
12. AUDIO IN button
Enables the input from the Audio Input 1, 2 jacks on the rear
panel. Press the AUDIO IN button while holding down
SHIFT to display the Analog Input Setup dialog box, where
you can configure the input level and so on.
For more on input settings, see “2. Analog audio input
connections” on page 21.
13. SW1 and SW2
These on/off buttons can perform a number of different
functions, such as modulating sounds or locking the
modulation values of the joystick.
Also, each one may work either as a toggle, or as a
momentary switch. In toggle mode, each press alternates
between on and off; in momentary mode, the button only
changes for as long as you hold it down.
Each button has an LED, which lights up when the button is
on.
Each Program, Combination, and Song stores its own
settings for what the buttons will do, and whether each
button defaults to being on or off.
14. Joystick
The joystick moves in four directions: left, right, forwards
(away from yourself), and backwards (towards yourself).
Each of the four directions can be used to control different
program or effects parameters.
The specific assignments can change depending on the
current Program, Combi, or Song. Generally, though, they
will do something like the functions shown below:
Standard Joystick functions
15. TouchView display
The NAUTILUS features our exclusive TouchView graphic
interface, based on a touch-panel LCD screen.
By touching objects displayed in the LCD screen, you can
select pages, set parameter values, move sliders and knobs,
enter text, connect virtual patch cables, and more.
Move the
joystick…
Controller
Name
Normally controls…
Left JS–X Pitch bend down
Right JS+X Pitch bend up
Forwards
(away from yourself)
JS+Y Vibrato
Backwards
(towards yourself)
JS–Y Filter LFO (wah)
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