Nautilus AT Music Workstation (61-Key)

Original price was: $354.00.Current price is: $98.99.

Touchscreen: 7″/800 x 480 pixels WVGA
Nine synthesis engines
Up to 200 voice polyphony
60GB SSD disk
Frequency response: 20Hz-22kHz
Audio inputs: Two 1/4″ TRS balanced
Audio outputs: Four 1/4″ TRS balanced, 1/4″ headphone
Damper pedal, assignable switch, assignable pedal
USB type-A, USB type-B
Five-pin DIN MIDI In/out/thru
Audio recording: Up to 16 tracks with up to 24-bit/48kHz recording resolution
Dimensions: 1,062 x 386 x 116 mm / 41.81″ x 15.20″ x 4.57″

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Korg Nautilus AT

Nautilus AT 61, now featuring an updated keybed with aftertouch, is the flagship music workstation keyboard from Korg, boasting unparallel sounds and performability. With its synth-style semi-weighted action, playing Nautilus AT is fast and easy, and the addition of aftertouch affords all new opportunities for expressivity in its illustrious sound banks.

Korg designed Nautilus to continue where KRONOS left off while updating the instrument with a much more streamlined interface suited to the performing keyboardist. After all, you need to be able to quickly access and control sounds while you’re playing, not get lost in menu-diving, right? One such feature is the Dynamics control, which applies variable scaling and curvature of velocity. Turned to the left, lighter playing is even more sensitive and delicate, whereas turning it to the right flattens the curve for consistent presence in a full mix on stage. A variety of assignable controls are available too, from six real-time kobs for macro control to six Quick Assign buttons leading you to important pages and functions.

Containing no less than nine of the renowned audio engines from KRONOS, you can count on Nautilus to sound phenomenal. For stellar piano sounds, the SGX-2 piano engine returns, boasting more piano sound libraries than any other workstation keyboard. Sounds are only part of the story—use Nautilus to sequence up to 16 tracks of MIDI and record 16 audio channels at 24-bit, 48kHz quality. You can even drop in up to 16 different effects for more sonic variety. With Nautilus AT, composing, arranging, and, of course, performing music has never been easier.