Korg NAUTILUS Series, Parameter Manual, Page: 591 / 961

SAMPLING > Recording 0–8: Audio Input
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0–8: Audio Input
Here you can specify the output destination and input level
etc. for the external audio signals being input from the
INPUT jacks. Here you can also specify the source that will
be sampled, and specify how sampling will be initiated. You
can also specify a metronome count-down before sampling
begins.
0–8a: Sampling Setup
Source Bus [Audio Input1/2, USB 1/2, L/R,
REC1/2…3/4, Indiv.1/2…3/4]
You can sample in stereo from the audio inputs, from the two
stereo REC busses, or from the signal at any of the 6 outputs
(L/R and Individual 1/2-3/4).
When you sample from an output pair or REC bus, you’ll
record all audio sent to the output or bus, including internal
Programs or Combis, effects, audio inputs, and HDR audio.
When sampling in stereo, the odd-numbered channel (such
as 1 or 3) corresponds to the left channel, and the even-
numbered channel (such as 2 or 4) corresponds to the right.
For more information, please see “Source Bus” on page 22.
Source Direct Solo [Off, On]
This selects what is heard through the L/R outputs and
headphones when Sampling REC is enabled.
On (checked): Only the signal of the selected Source Bus
will be heard. This lets you hear only the sound that will be
sampled.
Off (unchecked): The signal of the selected Source Bus
will be merged with the main L/R signal. This is the default.
Note: If Source Bus is set to L/R , this setting is ignored–
since that signal is normally heard at the L/R outputs
already!
0–8PMC
0–8d
0–8c
0–8e
0–8e
0–8PMC
0–8a
0–8c
0–8b