Programs And Combinations - Korg NAUTILUS Series Operation Manual

After sampling or sample edits
After a sample edit has been executed, or after a stereo
sample has been recorded, a small noise may be heard. This
has no effect on the audio data that was edited or sampled.
Noise or oscillation with effects
When using an effect on external audio inputs, oscillation
may occur depending on the type of effect or on the
parameter settings. Please adjust the input level, output level,
and effect parameters. You need to be particularly careful
when using a high-gain effect.
When using the MIDI/Tempo Sync function to control the
delay time of an effect, noise may occur in the delay sound.
This noise is due to discontinuities in the delay sound, and is
not a malfunction.
Some effects, such as 023: Stereo Analog Record, generate
noise intentionally. It is also possible to create oscillation
using a filter with resonance. These are not malfunctions.
When raising the volume using the DYNAMICS knob, the
levels may become excessive owing to digital signal
processing, which may produce a distorted or noisy sound.
This is not a malfunction.
Adjust this by turning down the levels for each section.

Programs and Combinations

Program or Combination does not play
correctly
Preloaded programs don't play correctly.
Does the "Samples Not Loaded" message appear? If so, is
the required sample data loaded?
Is the "<!>" symbol displayed on Program Select of the
Mixer page in COMBINATION or SEQUENCER mode, or
is there a red line showing under the "Timbre\Track No."? If
so, have you loaded the necessary EXs sample data?
• Use the Load required samples menu command on the
Home page. For more information, see "Load required
samples" on page 114 of the PG.
• Alternatively, in GLOBAL mode, use the Auto-Load
KSC feature to load the PRELOAD.KSC file. For more
information, see "Automatically loading sample data" on
page 179.
Settings for oscillator 2 are not displayed
Make sure that the Oscillator Mode (PROGRAM >
Basic/X-Y/Controllers– Program Basic) parameter is set to
Double.
EXi2–related settings are not displayed
On the PROGRAM > X-Y/Controllers– Program Basic
page, is there an instrument selected for EXi2 Instrument
Type? For more information, see "EXi 2 Instrument Type"
on page 130 of the PG.
Reverse can't be enabled
If a Multisample or Drumsample is loaded using Virtual
Memory, Reverse cannot be enabled.
Troubleshooting Programs and Combinations
Disk access noise is heard in the analog outputs
Check that the electrical grounding is correct for the
NAUTILUS and all connected audio equipment, and remove
any ground loops.
Notes do not stop
In PROGRAM > Basic/X-Y/Controllers, select the Program
Basic page, make sure that the Hold check box is
unchecked.
Could you have used Tone Adjust to turn Hold on?
In GLOBAL > Controllers/Scales, make sure that Damper
Polarity or Foot Switch Polarity is set correctly.
Sound fades in and out
If an option is in demo mode, any sound which uses the
option will fade in and out.
• Use the GLOBAL > Basic Setup– Sample Management
page to change the Multisample or Drumsample's Load
method to RAM.
EXi programs don't play correctly in a
Combination
Does the Timbre Program have a gray background color?
• The Programs in the Combination are asking for more
than the maximum available EXi fixed resources.
Remove one or more of the EXi Programs which uses
fixed resources.
For more information, see "CX-3 & other EXi:
Limitations on EXi fixed resources" on page 380 of the
PG.
Is the "<!>" symbol displayed on Program Select of the
Mixer page in COMBINATION or SEQUENCER mode, or
is there a red line showing under the "Timbre\Track No."? If
so, have you loaded the necessary EXs sample data?
Combination does not play correctly
after loading from drive
In the dialog box when you saved the data, did you check the
items that you wanted to save?
Are the bank/numbers of the programs used by the
combination the same as when the combination was created?
• If you have switched program banks, you can use the
Change all bank references menu command to change
the program bank for each timbre of a combination. For
more information, see "Change all bank references" on
page 687 of the PG.
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