The NAUTILUS: Video Manual Part 5 - Sequencer & Effects 

He won't answer you cause he doesn't know how to loop/overwrite/add data/ or even start a sequence from scratch etc.... But he can show you how to select a combi! That's about it with the vid.

The sequencers in the latest workstation synthesizers are very poor, because manufacturers assume that you'll connect it to the computer anyway. 😕

@@michalmyszkin7714 Which has always been a mistake on their end.. If a composer is in the creative mode, he or she does not want to stop or have limitations on them to finish a project/song. Ludo's to Roland for at least trying to bridge the gap btw the onboard sequencer and a DAW. But, Korg's attempts have been having heated and pretty lame. The Akai MPC should have been enough reason for Workstation Manufactures to see that on hardware-based Sequencer is what top music creators produce major works on.. SMH, really disappointed in Korg and Yamaha for that fact.. It's the of our Lord 2020! and they're still producing onboard sequencers that no better than what was out in 1990! ( Crazy)and does not make human sense! Especially considering the price they keep asking for these units. I mean for $3k(Nautilus) $4K for a Kronos,? One would expect a trick out DAW that can compete (on every level) with a computer-based DAW... But, all of the Workstation manufacturers will continue to use outdated components (CPUs, RAM, Video) ..Pretty much Obsolete before they arrive at a store or your house. Pitful.. Just stop! If you're not going to innovate, stop! Just stop !!

The Nautilus reuses a lot of the components used in the Korg Kronos. The sequencer interface here is just a "simpler" front-end to what was already used in the Kronos. So there is no piano roll, or editing UI that would be normally seen as on their Krome keyboard. On another note, I wish there would be an update on their flagship workstations (Kronos series and now Nautilus) would have the same sequencer editing UI as their mid-range keyboards. I'm still baffled as to why you have better sequencer layout/editing on your lower end products as compared to the flagship products.

Yeh I wish he would just demonstrate how to use the sequencer from scratch. For the life of me I cannot find any demonstration that shows how to do this. Every vid just jumps straight into combi's and template tracks, arps etc etc..... Or does this guy have no idea how to do it? I am in the market for a workstation though I want to be sure I can create my own piece from scratch. I'm a songwriter and I need to be inspired by my own creations. Not interested in combi's and templates. Just want to bring up a piano patch and build from there.

i actually think it looks cool hah

Well said! You would also think they would integrate their soft synths within the workstation. And I also just don't understand why manufacturers incorporate terrible keybeds. They just feel like plastic toys.

And one could expect after touch! Something Nautilus is missing. For a “workstation “, that’s like a child being born and missing a body part!

@@frankymino8773 How about that?? Totally agree!

I didnt think it was ugly. But I was in the market for a used Kronos 2, due to the ribbon strip and aftertouch features. However, I got a used Nautilus. Best decision ever.