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Common NAUTILUS Questions
How do I connect my Korg NAUTILUS to my computer via MIDI and configure it in my DAW?
Connect the NAUTILUS to your computer using a USB cable. Then, in your DAW's MIDI settings, select 'Korg NAUTILUS' as both the input and output device and ensure the proper MIDI channel is selected for communication.
Where are my Performances (presets) saved on the NAUTILUS and how can I back them up?
Performances are saved internally on the NAUTILUS's system drive. To back them up, use the 'Save All' function in the Global menu to create a system backup file, which can then be transferred to a USB drive.
What is Dynamic Polyphony Allocation on the NAUTILUS and how does it work?
Dynamic Polyphony Allocation is a feature that prioritizes polyphony based on the complexity of each sound in a Performance, dynamically allocating voices to ensure that the most important sounds are always heard.
My NAUTILUS display is frozen or unresponsive. What should I do?
Try performing a power cycle by turning off the NAUTILUS, waiting 30 seconds, and then turning it back on. If the problem persists, attempt a factory reset by holding down the 'EXIT' button while powering on the unit (note this will erase user data).
How do I create and save a user Drum Kit, and how does it differ from factory Drum Kits on the NAUTILUS?
Create a User Drum Kit in Program mode by assigning samples to different keys and adjusting parameters. Save it using the 'Write Program' function. User Drum Kits can be customized extensively, unlike factory kits, providing greater flexibility in sound design.