Hey gentlemen! I have a quick question. Are the Korg Kronos sounds compatible with Nautilus AT? My Kronos is broken right now and the technician is having a hard time fixing my Kronos because of the dreaded "loading system error" message. He fixed/reconstructed the motherboard first and broke again. He says will take weeks S he needs parts from Taiwan. Anywho.. I just want to load my old sounds when I get it back to a Nautilus AT? Is that possible?
I plan to replace Kronos 1 with Nautilus AT. I don't need Karma or anything like that. I really need the sounds and the set list, and AT of course. That's it! I feel my Kronos will never be fully fixed. I rather have something reliable. Nautilus seems like a good replacement or Korg Pa5x, but I am not an arranger guy but like the sax sounds a lot.
Thanks for the feedback.
Korg Kronos and Natilus AT
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Not sure what you mean exactly about Kronos sound compatibility with the Nautilus. If you mean can the Kronos PCG files be used on the Nautilus, then yes they can (Nautilus OS v1.2 supports Kronos PCG files), but only up to a point, since Kronos has KARMA and Nautilus has arpeggiators, and those aspects of Kronos sounds will not transfer to the Nautilus. The relevant sample libraries will also need to be present on the Nautilus, otherwise the "Samples not loaded" message will appear on the display.
The Nautilus can be upgraded by buying the EXs315 soundpack, which gives all of the KRONOS preload contents not in NAUTILUS except Pianos and Drums. See:
https://korg.shop/sound-libraries/exs315.html
It may also be necessary to purchase additional libraries EXs316-EXs320 to play all of the sounds correctly.
The Korg sound pack licensing scheme allows up to three keyboards to be registered per sound pack, so if you already have, for example, EXs12 SGX-1 Austrian Piano on the Kronos, then the Nautilus version can be downloaded and installed on the Nautilus, without having to purchase another licence.
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The Nautilus can be upgraded by buying the EXs315 soundpack, which gives all of the KRONOS preload contents not in NAUTILUS except Pianos and Drums. See:
https://korg.shop/sound-libraries/exs315.html
It may also be necessary to purchase additional libraries EXs316-EXs320 to play all of the sounds correctly.
The Korg sound pack licensing scheme allows up to three keyboards to be registered per sound pack, so if you already have, for example, EXs12 SGX-1 Austrian Piano on the Kronos, then the Nautilus version can be downloaded and installed on the Nautilus, without having to purchase another licence.
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