TEST OF KORG NAUTILUS 73

[♔Chello]

After a week of testing, the picture changes:


* The layout is still confusing, and there are several bugs that make it impossible to scroll through different views - the view is wrong, and I always have to start all over again.

* The 6 potentiometers do not return to their original position when used efficiently, and this creates problems with creating effects that should not be there.

* The selection of SETS and Combinations is too poor, and is much worse made than Kronos's - they typically also have only 8 active tracks.

* Programs, SETS and Combinations are too simple, which means that it is too much work to use them as a basis for new projects.

* Programming is generally lousy, with max volume for all tracks, and poor choice of voices and filters.

* The keybed is not as good as I thought, because several keys creak, plus there is often a mechanical clattering sound on some keys when I play aggressively.

* The Editor program is by no means a copy of Nautilus, as the layout is quite different for many sections, and this is perceived as confusing.

* I experience more and more that it is too small with 4 Arpeggio windows. In comparison, Kronos had 128 choices for Karma.

* Finally - the drop that made the cup overflow was when I installed new programs and did not find them again.
They placed on P000 and beyond, but I did not find this anywhere.
I had to enter one of the file names and search for this to find it, and then experienced that none of them sounded as they should either ...

What is more than strange is that the only way to play self-installed programs is by searching for them, because P is nowhere to be found ..?!

MY NAUTILUS WILL BE RETURNED