Korg Forums

i got the 88 key which is heavy almost like piano keys and the spring noise is gone. you will still here the keys when you press but not the spring annoying noise. that's the only way , all the 73 key ones are going to be a problem. B10 - I have also considered the 88, but it's a little overkill ...

I guess the noise will calm down after a while of use. This kind of keybad has no mechanical problem in the past. If it persists, please send me a small video with the phone and will report it. contact@danstesco.ro Thank you Dan, I have emailed you. The issue is incredibly annoying, I'm now on my ...

Hi all, appreciate this thread is a little old, but it appears to be the only thread I can see anywhere online that refers to this 'black key nautilus issue', and it is, without question an issue, because I've had two 73's in the last week, both brand new from a highly reputable music equipment ...

Hi all, my very new Nautilus 73 has one black key that makes a squeaky kind of spring noise. Anyone else come across this? I've seen just one post online about this, but several people seem to have come across this and returned their units. I'm concerned that this problem develops the more you play ...

So having received my 73 yesterday, the answer to my original post - simply for the benefit of anyone who may come looking for the same answer prior to buying it is - left. The extra octave is to the left by default, the bass end, moving everything up to the right by one octave (effectively putting ...

The images of the 61 and 73 key do not square with the info shown in the Parameter Guide! I believe you are correct in that the 73 key Nautilus is C-C. It is the Kronos 73 key that covers E-E, and the relevant info has simply been transcribed from one Parameter Guide to the other!! . That would ...

voip wrote:The default transposition = 0 setting gives a key range of C2 to C7 for the 61-key and E1 to E7 for the 73 key. The corresponding 88-key range is A0 to C8.

.

How is it E1-E7? It's C-C isn't it? Doesn't have a 7th E on it. Or am I seeing this all wrong?

voip wrote:The Transpose parameter can be set in Global mode. If you "write" the Global settings then that transposition will be the case next time the keyboard is powered up.

.

That's actually incredibly useful, thank you.

Whilst I more than appreciate the answers, my original question was far simpler in essence - how is it set by default? Before any octave buttons are pressed? Is it basically a 61 key with an extra octave to the left or the right? I understand perfectly the use of octave and transpose buttons, I'm ...

nitecrawler wrote:Hitting shift and + will give you one octave higher and hitting - button will give you one octave lower.

Thanks, so that sets it permanently either way? Even after it's been turned off? (Otherwise I can't see how that's different from just using the Octave buttons).

Okay, I have a simple question for anyone, it might seem dumb to you but I just need it clarifying please. Given that the 73 is just an extra octave more than the 61 - by default, without pressing the octave + - buttons, does it give you that extra octave at the bottom or the top end? I.e. does it ...