How to Use Arpeggiator Scenes to Create Dynamic Performances with the Korg Nautilus Keyboard 

I think the more videos from various sources that are watched over and over again tie to the success of absorbing this instruction and info. It will come together, just not from one source alone. Get what you can where you can. New Nautilus AT user as of yesterday. Long road ahead to get this under my belt!

Excellent vid. My nautilus has daunted me for some time despite watching tons of tutorial vids. This one, however, seems to glue all my little bits of knowledge together. Thanks so much. ♥ 🎶 😁

Really nice video, it really clarifies what others never talk about.however am having issues setting arpegiator on specific channel, it seems it is not trigerring.

I was slightly curious about the nautilus. But after watching this, I felt like watching the tutorial about how to control a factory robot or a pipeline pump interface. At a caffeine pace. Too bad as the nautilus engines seem awesome. Korg would really need to learn about Roland Fantom or Akai UX/UI. (And I have nothing against Korg, I own a modwave and wavestate)

This is a fantastic video. I finaly understood how to use the ARP-scenes to change sounds fast and easy during a song in a live situation. Thanks! Could you consider to also offer a video on how to use the vocoder? I struggle quite a bit wiht the vocoder, starting wiht the fact that all my mikes to ahve a XLR-plug while the Nautilus has only a normal jack plug.

4x scene is one song. How many songs you can have? Can organize songs in something like songbook for live performance?

hello... is it true that the nautilus has the same keys as the kronos?

I'm not a fan of Arrangers but this is the kind of operation they excel at and generally you don't have to know the keyboard inside out to achieve the same result.. a Genos would make very short work of what came across as a hugely complex operation

so far so good: very confusing

Dude I appreciate you taking the time to put a tutorial together but I wish the majority of you people doing tutorials would get one flipping thing in your mind... you always seem to assume that your watcher understands all of the things that you presuppose and you whip through it at 5000 miles an hour and in the end a tutorial labelled how to use the arpeggiator... becomes a massively confusing experience. I would really encourage you to slow down give quick definitions of basic things or you are losing a good percentage of people that take the time to try to find the information you are providing. Apologies for the frustration but see this constantly and it’s a frustrating experience.

Am I alone in wanting to load custom arpeggios into the arpeggiator.

Still none the wiser but I am determined to learn how to use this feature to the max. 4 scenes is a little restrictive though. I would've preferred 6.

Volume on scene 4 drops ..... not normalized on synth ect... Things are not balanced.

Volume is way to low!

PS - In response to all the moaners about the speed of the vid... you can always pause and rewind, it's a recoded video!

Slow down

this was very confusing to follow and understand.....too many things to absorb all at once....sorry

Your audio is out of phase.

Malísimo 😢 furrys