Korg Nautilus 61

The Nautilus 61 Nine advanced sound generators
The Nautilus includes nine different sound generators from the Kronos2 in which we find three sound generators dedicated to pianos and organs, three different virtual analogue synthesizers, a wave sequence sampler and synthesizer, a physical modeling synthesizer and a synthesizer combining variable phase modulation (VPM), wave shaping and a powerful PCM processor.

A beast of a stage!
Smooth Sound Transition (SST) technology ensures smooth transitions by allowing overlapping effects and voices when changing sounds. In addition, the Nautilus offers 197 different types of effects, including chorus and delay effects, amp modeling, vocoder, and more. Don't search, it's all there!

A powerful double polyphonic arpeggiator
One of the notable differences between the Kronos2 and the Nautilus is that the latter does not have the Karma function. Instead, the Nautilus offers a double polyphonic arpeggiator that will open up new sound possibilities.

Midi and audio sequencer
The Nautilus can record up to 16 Midi tracks and 16 audio tracks (24-bit, 48 kHz) per project. You can record external sources directly via the stereo input or import and export SMF and WAV files.