As you probably already know, the Nautilus contains an FM synthesis engine with an uncommon feature, namely the possibility of integrating samples into the preset programming phase. Hence the possibility of crafting a greater variety of timbres. Bravo for your educational effort on a somewhat austere subject... 👏
Wow...I didn't know that. I am still exploring the rest of Nautilus synth engines (I haven't studied its FM engine yet). What you just said opens up a whole world of possibilities. I explored FM synthesis with various synths before (Iridium was my most used one) but now I will check the Nautilus FM engine for sure. Thanks so much for your infos and feedback.
As you probably already know, the Nautilus contains an FM synthesis engine with an uncommon feature, namely the possibility of integrating samples into the preset programming phase. Hence the possibility of crafting a greater variety of timbres. Bravo for your educational effort on a somewhat austere subject... 👏
Wow...I didn't know that. I am still exploring the rest of Nautilus synth engines (I haven't studied its FM engine yet). What you just said opens up a whole world of possibilities. I explored FM synthesis with various synths before (Iridium was my most used one) but now I will check the Nautilus FM engine for sure. Thanks so much for your infos and feedback.
@@Soundthesis the FM motor inside the Nautilus is called MOD-7.