KORG Nautilus samples and Programs as Pa4X Sounds
Pa Studio Suite reads Nautilus libraries as it reads Kronos ones: the Multisamples and the Programs that play them become new own Sounds in a Pa4X-format SET, which the Pa4X, Pa1000 and Pa700 load. Included in every license.
What you can bring in
- Multisamples saved as .KMP with their .KSF samples: key zones, original keys, tuning, level and loops
- A .KSC script: the Multisamples it loads, brought in together
- Programs from a Nautilus .PCG, with the .KMP files beside it: each becomes a Sound named after it, with up to 4 velocity layers where the Program uses plain velocity splits
How it works
- 1Copy the Nautilus library to your computer.
- 2In Pa Studio Suite, open the Pa4X, Pa1000 or Pa700 SET the Sounds should go into.
- 3Choose SoundFont / PCG… for Programs, or Import WAV… for .KMP and .KSC files.
- 4New own Sounds are written into free Sound places of the SET, with their samples. Play them in the app, then load the SET on the keyboard.
What to expect
Only the samples and their zones come over: the Nautilus sound engine, its effects and its factory samples have no counterpart on a Pa. For a Pa5X, write the Sounds into a KST afterwards (see Kronos and Nautilus Sounds on a Pa5X).
Questions
Is a Nautilus PCG different from a Kronos one?
Almost the same: the Nautilus lays out its Programs a few bytes shorter. Pa Studio Suite reads both.
Which license do I need?
Any of them. Importing samples is part of Standard, Professional and All Access.