Effects - Korg NAUTILUS Series Operation Manual

Detailed Program Editing Effects
X-Y control Volume Control and CC Control
The X-Y control does two main things: it can control the
relative volume of the two Oscillators in PROGRAM mode
(or of up to 16 Programs at once in COMBINATION mode),
and it can generate CCs for controlling Program and Effects
parameters.
X-Y control and MIDI
The X-Y control features interact with MIDI through the X-
Y CC Control.
The X-Y CC Control is generated by the X-Y position.
Normally, this will only affect internal sounds and effects. If
you like, however, you can also enable a Global parameter to
send these generated CCs to external MIDI devices.
For more information on Vector Synthesis, see "1–5: X-Y
Control" on page 41 of the PG.

Effects

Effects are covered in their own section of the manuals, so
we won't go into too much detail here. See the cross-
references below for more information.
Insert Effects
Insert Effects let you send either individual Oscillators or the
entire Program through up to 12 effects, in series. You can
use any type of effects, from distortions and compressors to
choruses and reverbs. The Insert Effects can be routed to the
main outputs, or to any of the individual outputs.
For more information, see "Insert effects" on page 223.
Master Effects
There are two Master Effects, which are accessed through
Sends 1 and 2. These are best-suited to effects such as
reverbs and delays, but you can use them with any type of
effect.
For more information, see "Master effects" on page 224.
Total Effects
The two Total Effects are dedicated to processing the main
L/R outputs. They're ideally suited to overall mix effects,
such as compression, limiting, and EQ–but as with the other
effects sections, you can use any type of effect that you like.
For more information, see "PROGRAM > MFX/TFX" on
page 107 of the PG.
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