Korg Nautilus 88 AT
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Nautilus 88 AT
Product Info
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The Nautilus 88 AT is a seriously impressive workstation—a real Swiss Army knife for keys players. It’s fantastic for gigging musicians or studio producers who want a wide range of sounds and a great piano feel in one package. Just be prepared for a bit of a learning curve to unlock its full potential.
Product Description
- Korg Nautilus 88 AT
- Music Workstation with 88 Kys
- RH3 - Hammer action keyboard with velocity sensitivity and aftertouch
- Sound engines: 9 synthesis engines SGX-2
- EP-1
- HD-1
- AL-1
- CX-3
- STR-1
- MOD-7
- MS-20EX and PolysixEX
- Polyphony: up to max. 200 voices (depending on synthesis engine)
- 7" TouchView display (800 x 480 pixels) with dark mode
- Real-time controller (retractable) for sound editing
- polyphonic arpeggiator
- Drum track and step sequencer (4 scenes each)
- Set-List function
- Search and preview function for sounds and combinations
- Favorite-Sound function
- 3-Band EQ for individual tracks (midi and audio)
- Smooth Sound Transition (prevents dropouts during sound changes)
- Dynamics control for expressive sound settings
- With Mode and Quick Access buttons
- Sampling function
- 16-Track MIDI sequencer
- 16-Track Audio recorder (24-bit/48kHz)
- 16-Effect processors
- 2 Master effect channels and 2 total effects
- USB type-A for MIDI controller and keyboard connection
- USB type B for USB midi and audio
- Outputs: 2x 6.3mm jack (L/Mono R)
- 4 x Individual outputs: 6.3 mm jack balanced
- Headphone output: 6.3 mm jack stereo
- Inputs: 2 x 6.3 mm jack balanced (Mic/Line)
- MIDI In/Out/Thru
- Connections for pedals: damper pedal (stepless detection)
- freely definable foot switch and pedal
- Integrated 60 GB SSD (2.5") drive
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 1437 x 387 x 139 mm
- Weight: 23.1 kg
- Includes software bundle (download): KORG Software Instruments
- Reason Lite
- Ozone Elements
- Skoove
PROS
- • RH3 action provides excellent feel, mimicking acoustic piano response.
- • Nine distinct engines offer unparalleled sonic versatility and character.
- • TouchView display simplifies complex editing with intuitive visual feedback.
- • Smooth Sound Transition prevents audio glitches during performance changes.
CONS
- • The 88-key format makes it less portable than its smaller counterparts.
- • The user interface, while improved, can still have a learning curve for new users.
- • Sampling capabilities are present but relatively basic compared to dedicated samplers.
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
88
Key Type
RH3 Hammer Action (Velocity & Aftertouch)
Sounds
SGX-2 Piano, EP-1 Electric Piano, HD-1 Drum Machine, AL-1 Analog Modeling, CX-3 Organ, STR-1 Strings, MOD-7 Modulation, MS-20EX & PolysixEX Emulations
Sequencer
4-Scene Drum Track & Step Sequencer, Polyphonic Arpeggiator
Sampler
Basic Sampling Function
Weight
23.6 kg (51.9 lbs)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The RH3 action is noticeably improved; it's heavier and more responsive, offering a more realistic acoustic piano feel than previous generations, but still maintains a slightly synthetic feel.
Absolutely, it has standard MIDI and audio outputs, making seamless integration with most DAWs straightforward, though you'll need to configure your DAW appropriately.
While the display is good, direct sunlight can wash it out, so consider using a dark mode setting or a visor for optimal visibility during outdoor gigs.
