I tried out the Korg Nautilus 88 in person two days ago at my local store, and I'll be purchasing it next month. I primarily intend on using it as a stage piano, but I will also be utilizing the sequencer and synth effects. People complain about the lack of physical controls (and I initially did as well when it was first announced), but I actually like how the minimalist panel looks. Even my grandma said it looks very classy and stylish. Due to that, I also find it's a lot less intimidating to approach, and it invites me to just sit down and be inspired. As for the sequencer, I'm sure I'll learn it pretty quickly. I actually have a Christmas concert coming up in early December so the Nautilus will be put to work as soon as I get it. 😅
The boot up rime is the line in the send that stopped me from gutting the original Kronos in 2011. The Nautilus is more or less a cut down Kronos with a darker touch screan GUI without Karma and all those real-time controls. It's about bloody time that Korg pulls its finger out and actually release an all now carting edge workstation instead of repackaging their ageing 20 year technology from the Oasys days!
Awful video. Too much pointless drivel at the start, no introduction to what the nautilus is and who it is aimed at. At least you got a free instrument I suppose.
Korg Nautulis is a very advanced instrument, I have had it for a year, it is a difficult instrument to use, it seems like it will take time to use it to its full capacity... Side Chan Effect, combining drums and arrangers and sound editing require a lot of time, we can use this instrument according to our musical style. Believe me, it is very difficult to set it up, but if you think there is no need, just pressing a button will be enough... good luck.
It would be better to compare in making compositions comparing to Yama Montage instead of talking about the sound bank that it has comparing to anybodies daw/ computer 😂
For me personally, one major drawback is the lack of surface controls. I want to use this for live performances and with my DAW for recording. That lack of controls means I'd have to buy a separate midi controller keyboard.
I'm thinking of getting this for hone use, DAW use. I use my computer when using my DAW so that's not an issue. I've had an M50 almost 20 years and have been very happy with it. Thoughts on the nautilus vs. Modx8+ vs. Fantom 08?
Is it a great keyboard worth the cost? Sure. But whether it's right for you? That would take an in-depth comparison of its major competitors. Roland Fantom 8, Yamaha's latest workstation, Kurzweil K2700, and maybe others.
It’s a good idea to turn it on for at least20 minutes for the analog parts, yes it’s a real poly engine and the modular is fun and I love I’m eurorack. The patches are the same in the a t or not, so first hook it up to my Kronos witch is 88 weighted and my Deepmind 24, my 12 will polychain desktop, again twenty minutes before gistarting the gig. The Behringer is AT so use that. I wouldn’t trade my rig for anything!!!
@@Asmrpresenter stronger pots, stackable effects, more versatile effects, effects per voice, update globe tube warmth system, more outs, usb, more sampling time, update hdd, remove smart media and sd, easier menu systems, replace touch strip, fresh sounds, 12bit classic sounds, Internally move the power supply so it doesn’t cause “classic Electribe knob jigger”… see what Isla instruments done for their s2400 compared to the ancient and limited sp1200? Modernised it while keeping the soul and feel of the original.
Kori are descending in stature with this line. From oaysis to the Kronos, to this completely slimed down keyboard, and claiming it is their new flagship synth. Don’t make me laugh.
I completely disagree with you! The Nautilus is Par with the Korg Kronos! 9 synth engines The thing is a absolute beast! And is Much easier to use than some of the other workstations out now.
Don't be shy, we'd love to know what you think of the Korg Nautilus
I tried out the Korg Nautilus 88 in person two days ago at my local store, and I'll be purchasing it next month. I primarily intend on using it as a stage piano, but I will also be utilizing the sequencer and synth effects. People complain about the lack of physical controls (and I initially did as well when it was first announced), but I actually like how the minimalist panel looks. Even my grandma said it looks very classy and stylish. Due to that, I also find it's a lot less intimidating to approach, and it invites me to just sit down and be inspired. As for the sequencer, I'm sure I'll learn it pretty quickly. I actually have a Christmas concert coming up in early December so the Nautilus will be put to work as soon as I get it. 😅
Awesome, we think you'll love it
The boot up rime is the line in the send that stopped me from gutting the original Kronos in 2011. The Nautilus is more or less a cut down Kronos with a darker touch screan GUI without Karma and all those real-time controls. It's about bloody time that Korg pulls its finger out and actually release an all now carting edge workstation instead of repackaging their ageing 20 year technology from the Oasys days!
They should have left Karma IMHO. We can add sliders via a nano controller. We can't add back Karma though :( It was fun to use for inspirational!
Awful video. Too much pointless drivel at the start, no introduction to what the nautilus is and who it is aimed at. At least you got a free instrument I suppose.
Sorry, cannot quite translate about half of those words. What accent is this?
So your kids taught you that the log wheel changed the presets? 🤔 interesting tell me more please 🤔
Do the keys feel more like the Krome or the Kronos?
Korg Nautulis is a very advanced instrument, I have had it for a year, it is a difficult instrument to use, it seems like it will take time to use it to its full capacity... Side Chan Effect, combining drums and arrangers and sound editing require a lot of time, we can use this instrument according to our musical style. Believe me, it is very difficult to set it up, but if you think there is no need, just pressing a button will be enough... good luck.
It would be better to compare in making compositions comparing to Yama Montage instead of talking about the sound bank that it has comparing to anybodies daw/ computer 😂
This has been really helpful to me, thanks! There’s nothing like hands on experience. With love, Ken
For me personally, one major drawback is the lack of surface controls. I want to use this for live performances and with my DAW for recording. That lack of controls means I'd have to buy a separate midi controller keyboard.
that's a very serious drawback!i agree with you!
I'm thinking of getting this for hone use, DAW use. I use my computer when using my DAW so that's not an issue. I've had an M50 almost 20 years and have been very happy with it. Thoughts on the nautilus vs. Modx8+ vs. Fantom 08?
Is it a great keyboard worth the cost? Sure. But whether it's right for you? That would take an in-depth comparison of its major competitors. Roland Fantom 8, Yamaha's latest workstation, Kurzweil K2700, and maybe others.
It’s a good idea to turn it on for at least20 minutes for the analog parts, yes it’s a real poly engine and the modular is fun and I love I’m eurorack. The patches are the same in the a t or not, so first hook it up to my Kronos witch is 88 weighted and my Deepmind 24, my 12 will polychain desktop, again twenty minutes before gistarting the gig. The Behringer is AT so use that. I wouldn’t trade my rig for anything!!!
The load up time is because its a LINUX computer booting up.
Just got the 73…love it. It feels an updated OASYS. It’s not like the Kronos…it’s streamlined and the GUI is top notch. It’s not a flagship.
Dear korg, the only thing people need is an electribe 3 based on the originals with modern features. Thats about it. Nice vid. Thanks dude x
What would the modern features be?
@@Asmrpresenter stronger pots, stackable effects, more versatile effects, effects per voice, update globe tube warmth system, more outs, usb, more sampling time, update hdd, remove smart media and sd, easier menu systems, replace touch strip, fresh sounds, 12bit classic sounds, Internally move the power supply so it doesn’t cause “classic Electribe knob jigger”…
see what Isla instruments done for their s2400 compared to the ancient and limited sp1200? Modernised it while keeping the soul and feel of the original.
@@pesh909 being able to send drums through the oscillators would be nice too!
Kori are descending in stature with this line. From oaysis to the Kronos, to this completely slimed down keyboard, and claiming it is their new flagship synth. Don’t make me laugh.
It is a poorly made Kronos. It does not sound as good as the Kronos and this is supposed to be the next step up.
Nautilus can sound pretty good if you know how to design sounds with it. It may not be a Kronos but it is a good workstation.
I completely disagree with you! The Nautilus is Par with the Korg Kronos! 9 synth engines The thing is a absolute beast! And is Much easier to use than some of the other workstations out now.