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What did they do? Please don't punish me though. Lol

??? I don't understand

@@JuliusDeBerryJr I said this keyboard is really cool

That's a good question. I wonder if it would move it and get rid of the ones that are out of place.

You have to be sure to choose the USB drive as the destination. Let me know if that makes sense.

@@JuliusDeBerryJr yeah this is what i did, but it didnt work... but i found a solution, I connected the nautilus to the desktop, then record the song with audacity and it worked

@Kixys612 yeah, you shouldn't have to do that though.

I'm pretty sure that there are some strumming articulations (or maybe via arps) in this board. !!! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

Did you route the LR output through the USB?

@@JuliusDeBerryJr thanks for the quick reply. I’ve been back and fourth with Korg customer support and I’m stuck. I was under the impression that I could use the Korg Nautilus editor as a VST. They said that is possible and that Cubase should get audio via the USB. But I see midi signal in the nautilus editor but no audio. Any suggestions? Or really any way I could use Nautilus sounds in my DAW without using audio cables. Thanks!

@olivertorres7452 Korg wasn't able to help? We can set up a one on one session if you need to. But the Nautilus should show up as an audio device in your computer. Then you just select it was the audio device just like you would from an audio interface. Have you done that?

@@JuliusDeBerryJr Korg wasn’t very helpful, unfortunately. I see that Yamaha Montage can do it according to videos on CZcams, and in 2024 I’m not sure why all new Keyboards can’t do it. I’ve search the whole internet and no one has content dedicated to it. Man, if you’d be willing to jump on a 1-on-1 that would be awesome. I’d pay to get this worked out haha.

@olivertorres7452 yeah we can set up a 1 on 1. I do them all them time. Email me and we can get it set up. Korg didn't know how to get audio to pass over USB? I hope I'm not wrong. Seems like it would be possible. But if they can't figure it out, then maybe I'm wrong.

Check out my Nautilus sequencer series. It requires membership but it should help you a lot.

Ok done that. probably wont be longer then a month but i must say i already saw a lot more where i can built on then other vids and especially comments i saw before. It is all a little intensive to perform but it is there. I would recommend nautilus users to have a look at your member section.

@ronniewille hope it helps! Let me know if I can assist with anything. I also offer one on one sessions for people. But you should be good! Thanks for watching and your support!

You are into sound creation?

@@JuliusDeBerryJr production but in an ideal situation in life all I would do is create music and art ha ha

Lol yes of course. We know it's different. But we were comparing the sounds themselves. It's a weird space. Some people just don't help with computers.

@@JuliusDeBerryJr it's all subjective in a sense!!

No unfortunately you can't do that. Not to my knowledge.

Very interesting question. I will look into it. It would have to be on the Kronos. I don't have my Nautilus anymore. But this is very interesting. I guess you are trying to do soundtracks for film?

@@JuliusDeBerryJr no, ATMOS or Spatial audio music

Thanks for the comment. But I disagree. There are definitely menus to go through, but it's no different than any other keyboard. You can get lost in the menus but only if you want to. You definitely don't have to.

Check out the video I have about the control surface. It may change your whole outlook.

@@JuliusDeBerryJr Perhaps I’m being unfair. As a live performance keyboard a think this would be amazing. I was looking for something that could replace a DAW and I was intrigued by the audio recorder and the fx routing possibilities. I even did a few videos on the machine but I did have some problems with the interface. To many unnecessary clicks. The sequencer is too cluttered, no piano roll, the audio recorder is faulty, no pitch correction, no XLR inputs. To mixdown a finished project you have to first sample it than save the resulting audio to a thumb drive and there is no export of individual stems! And also the saving to the HD architecture is archaic, it almost like working on a DOS system or windows 3.0 from the 80s. Even in the mixer to access mute and solo you have to go to a different page. To access overdubs or replace you have to go to a different page, for just about everything you have to make 2 or 3 clicks navigating through unnecessarily cluttered screens. I’m not saying it’s not powerful, I’m just saying the interface could be better, more efficient. Companies like Akai, Roland, and Yamaha are listening to their users and adapting their interface accordingly and making updates regularly. Korg seems more interested in aftertouch and they are selling it like it was the greatest invention! AT has been around forever. Korg has to get with it. Look at what Akai is doing g to their MPC system. A complete overhaul to make it more DAW like without loosing the old ways. Their keyboards have XLR inputs, roland with the Fantom has XLR inputs and a loop. Asked sequencer that resembles LIVE. I’m just saying if a company is going to make a workstation they should make it right it is 2024 and the needs of young and old producers like my self have changed. I think the concepts of recording in a DAW or workstations are universal so why not make an interface that follows, we need piano rolls for editing, we need to be able to bounce/mixdown in the background in any format, bounce STEMS in any format, navigate easily through the interface. You have to admit you e gotten lost with the interface a couple of times in your videos. I appreciate what you do. I also know where everything is in the nautilus and what it can do. This is not my first rodeo. In my opinion I’m not denying that the nautilus is powerful I’m just simply stating that its interface could be better and to be able to unleash that power is not very efficient. I’ll give you a real case scenario: I recorded a song with these amazing sounds from the nautilus, in the nautilus sequencer. I was very happy with the results. I went to record the vocals hmmmmm no XLR so to use my nice mic I plugged a Mic Mechanic and used it for XLR inputs and Fantom power. I recorded the vocals and picking the different takes was clunky since there is no way to mix one take from many. Also no pitch correction but that’s okay cause I do sing in tune. Next I recorded background vocals, using the locate functions was okay where the harmonies needed to be etc. now I’m assigning FX which was a joy since the FX array it’s super powerful. I’m mixing but to solo or mute I need to keep switching from page to page rather than having everything available to me in one screen. No way to customize this. Now let’s listen to the song… what!? The vocals don’t line up sometimes, there are ghost notes of the vocals triggering where they’re not supposed to! Gotta reboot. Hmmm 3 minutes to rebbot another four to load the file. Okay found the ghost notes, to erase them is no easy task. Okay mix is done let’s mixdown… what, I have to sample the song real time?! Okay the ghost notes are back hmmmm I’ll record the vocals with Logic X let’s just bounce the STEMS what?! No way to bounce STEMS! I’m not going to seat here and bounce in real-time one track at a time so let’s make the perfect mix of the instruments and use it in Logic. Oh I have to bounce to the internal HD first and then to USB (unnecessary) later that week a producer/engineer from UK Mike Senior (heard of him?) loves the song and wants it for the Music Vault at Cambridge in London. Guess what? yeah he needs separate STEMS oh ooops sorry I didn’t have them because the archaic interface on my supposed to be new and innovative machine can’t do it. So yeah studio pros need an efficient way to do things, the nautilus is better for to be used as a live performance keyboard. End of rant.

Yes... true but the LIVE SET mode covers you. I too am a great fun of the master mode in motif but the LIVE SET MODE replaced the master mode in montage.

@@lmJoshua I know, but AFAICT it is limited to 16 slots, where the Motif's master mode has like 64.

Turns out I am wrong, there are 16 live sets to choose from, switchable at will. That's pretty awesome. Is there any lag time when switching live sets?

I haven't experienced any problems with fans. Or sounds taking time to load. 💪🏾💪🏾 But maybe I'm just lucky. Lol😆

@@kenflagg not at all its seamless. tap and keep playing.

Glad it helped!!! But if you think this is something, check out the video about the nano Kontrol. It will change your Nautilus experience significantly! 💪🏾💪🏾 Stay connected!

Motif has effects on too

@@JuliusDeBerryJr what I meant is that the Montage sounds like its drowning in reverb. the stock sound is what I'm talking about.

@xenobiigaming I always turn reverb off in most keyboards when I'm using them unless it calls for it. Most keyboards have too much been in the stock settings.

Thanks for watching and replying. Was it hard for you to justify having the exact same board twice? For what it's worth , I have a Kronos 88 and 73. I just recently got the 73 (there is a video on my channel detailing the story behind it). But it leaves the studio now and the 88 never does.

@@JuliusDeBerryJr I prefer to play with 88 weighted keys and besides that I also do some backline work and added a third Kronos (88). So “comfort” and backline were my reasons, worth it in my case, so far so good (space is something to consider indeed). Greetings from Santo Domingo 🇩🇴

@leonardovmusic thanks for watching! Is this the first video you've seen on my channel? Stay connected!

What do you mean by "new" v piano?

@@JuliusDeBerryJr the German grand

@hermandavid1757 oh ok. I'm not sure I'll check. I don't remember seeing an option for that. I doubt it though.

Naw. I was specifically talking about the Fantom 8. Used prices (at the time the video was released) vs the new prices of the montage. And those prices were based on prices that I had access to at the time of the release of the video. I paid 2000$ for my Fantom (used) but from an authorized dealer.

I'm not completely sure.

WOW!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! SO KIND!

Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it! Stay connected!

Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I'm super happy that this helped you!!! And I'm glad you were able to watch the full series! Stay connected!

@@JuliusDeBerryJr - yourself and people like you who take the time to help others are what makes CZcams special...your super relaxed approach was so easy to follow and, thanks to you, I now fully understand the Arp, Arp 2 and drum operations. So thanks...coffee on it's way...

@bouyogi-minitureschnauzers5989 thank you very much! The kind words mean so much. Comments like this definitely encourage us to run on a little longer!!! I appreciate it!

Thank you for watching! I hope you find many videos on my channel that help you with your keyboard journey! There are plenty of options! Stay connected! I appreciate the support!

Yes. The pattern based sequencer. And the original montage had the same thing. Thanks for watching!

@@JuliusDeBerryJr Awesome. I was one montage to early. I purchased the original montage 8 thinking it had the onboard sequencer and was sadly wrong. Now I'm selling it for 3k and will probably buy this version. This is great, thanks man.

@ryananderson8174 the original montage DOES have the same sequencer. They added it in an update.

@@JuliusDeBerryJr oh interesting. Yeah I gave up on the original montage after like a year or so of waiting. Working with DAW's wasn't for me during that period. Is the interface as easy to use as the montage M8x? Which one do you prefer for sequencing, updated montage or montage m? I appreciate you getting back to me, very nice, man 👍

@ryananderson8174 no problem. I never owned the original montage. It didn't catch my attention at all.... Was never even on my radar period. Lol. But if you are just buying it for the sequencer, then you'll probably be happy with the original.... Or even one of the motifs. FYI.... For clarity, it's a pattern based sequencer.

4 ??? It's way more than that. Lol. You couldn't even get these keyboards at first because they were all backordered.

And now, used ones are hitting the shelves.

@@JuliusDeBerryJrI used understating language to say that very few have that type of spending power. Seeing as people with an otherwise decent salary are now struggling to have an adequate living standard… I’d say it’s a fair understatement to make.

@JonSnowIII based on what I'm hearing though , they aren't struggling to sell units. Info may be wrong though. 🤷🏾‍♂️

You have to check the midi filter and turn off the control for sustain