User Manual
Table Of Contents
- About this manual
- Contents
- Introduction to NAUTILUS
- Playing and editing Programs
- Playing and editing Combinations
- Creating songs (SEQUENCER mode)
- Set Lists
- Sampling (Open Sampling System)
- Arpeggiator function
- Global Settings, Wave Seq., Drum Kits
- Loading & saving data
- Using Effects
- Appendices
- Troubleshooting
- Error and confirmation messages
- A (ADC–Are You Sure)
- B (Buffer)
- C (Can’t calibrate–Completed)
- D (Destination–Disk)
- E (Error–Exceeded)
- F (File–Front)
- H
- I (Illegal–Index)
- K
- M (Master–Multisample)
- N (No data–Not enough song memory)
- O (Obey copyright rules–Oscillator)
- P (Pattern–Program)
- Q (Quick Layer/Split function)
- R (Rear sample–Root)
- S (Sample–Source)
- T (The clock–/TEMP folder detected)
- U (Unable to create directory–USB Hub)
- W (Wave)
- Y (You)
- Internal drive and Media information
- Specifications
- MIDI Implementation Chart
Quick Layer/Split Quick Split example: adding left-hand bass to a piano
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Writing the results
1. When you’ve finished editing your splitted sound,
press the Write Split Combi button to save it as a
combination.
The Write Combination dialog box appears.
2. Press the popup button next to Combination to bring
up the save location dialog, and select a location to
save the edited Combination.
3. Set the name and category as desired.
The system automatically creates a new name based on
the names of the two original sounds. You can edit this
name as desired.
4. Press the OK button to write the Combination.
A confirmation message appears. Press the OK button
once again to complete the Write operation.You’ll enter
COMBINATION mode, with the new Combination
selected.
For more information, see “Writing Programs and
Combinations” on page 205.
If you press the Cancel button, the save operation is
canceled.