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32 bit doesn't bother me. I have had a Kronos since 2012, so have invested a lot of time learning the synth engines and creating sounds. I have never been a fan if its sequencer and hard disk recording, but the sounds and combinations are excellent. Its synth engines and polyphony still compare well ...

I suspect, and I am hoping, that Korg are working on a new flagship workstation over and above the Nautilus, built on new core hardware/firmware. Something that could run all of Korg's excellent Legacy Collection V3, with the addition of Z1, and a return of the wind and brass physical modelling as a ...

In answer to the original question, I expect Korg to update the firmware of the Nautilus, as they have already done. By way of contrast, I bought a Mk1 Kronos in 2012. I was able to upgrade the memory and add an additional SSD. It has remained compatible with Kronos firmware updates, so it has the ...

A new Kronos or Nautilus module would be good. I am not interested in a keyboard without aftertouch.

KK wrote:
Also, USB to HDMI can't work (I'll spare you the technical details).

It works on a Windows PC, and Kronos has a Linux kernel, so it should be possible.

The screen is fine here, and reading glasses can help with the small screen size, if necessary. It is a bit of a compromise, perhaps. Having a larger cutout, in what is effectively the chassis, to accommodate a bigger screen, would tend to weaken the top extrusion to the point where the Kronos ...

My main gripe is I would like a flip-up or physical angle adjustment of the screen. When using the Kronos in a seated position I find I keep having to lean forward to get a good angle of view on the screen. If the screen could be physically lifted to work at a higher angle that would help. Some good ...

Here's my list, many of which have already been mentioned: - More user banks: I like the suggestion of other combinations such as bank U-AG etc. With sounds this good, it's hard not to always be coming up with new sounds, and loading all the EXs expansions quickly fills them up. - Option to ...

Lucky you! I got the upgrade done in November on a new Kronos 61 and I only got the 60 GB unit.

Not complaining though. It is an excellent synth workstation.