Nautilus Remote

The Nautilus Remote app turns your iPad into a complementary second screen for your Korg Nautilus workstation. It communicates over MIDI (either USB or Bluetooth) and ensures consistency between your iPad and the Nautilus. It allows you to navigate your presets in all modes (Setlist / Combi / Program / Song) and also provides basic editing functionalities.

It acts as a second screen during in-depth editing work or replaces the Nautilus screen in studio / live situations where you need to change presets from a remote position. Browse Nautilus sounds while you're in front of your DAW, switch sounds on stage while playing on a second keyboard, quickly rearrange your setlist backstage on your iPad before the show… there are numerous use-cases where the NautilusRemote comes in handy.

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InitialSetup / Sync

Get started from scratch with the NautilusRemote App.

What happens after the initial installation, how to get my Nautilus connected and how to get all data in sync? These are the questions I'm gonna answer in this video.

Connect iPad and Nautilus

A brief overview on how to connect iPad and Nautilus.

How do I connect my iPad and the Nautilus? How do I synchronize then? This is gonna be answered in this video.

Setlist editing

A brief introduction to the NautilusRemote’s setlist editing capabilities.

Which setlist editing capabilities does the NautilusRemote offer? How do I do it and how can I transfer my changes to the Nautilus or transfer the latest setlist from Nautilus to iPad? Those questions are answered in this video.

The Nautilus Remote App: The missing piece to complete your Korg Nautilus setup

Review of the NautilusRemote app by NARF sounds.

The Nautilus Remote iPad app is designed specifically for use with the Korg Nautilus synthesizer. It offers a range of features that can be useful for performing musicians and sound enthusiasts, including setlist organization, digital sheet music display, control surface functionality, MIDI control, and the ability to use the app as a second screen for the Nautilus. These features make the Nautilus Remote app a convenient and versatile tool for anyone who uses the Korg Nautilus synthesizer.

Setlist mode

  • Play

    The setlist view is the most reasonable choice on stage, but what if you have a second keyboard sitting on top, blocking the view? In bright sunlight it’s less visible and what if the Nautilus is the sound source in the back while you play a different keyboard? The Nautilus Remote has you covered in setlist mode.

  • Setlist Editor

    Once in a while or even each gig the setlist changes. Rearranging the entire list is fun if you can do it in the drag & drop setlist editor. As you can pull slots from different setlist you could keep a huge song repository setlist and just drag in today’s song into the actual set.

  • Sheets

    While the Play mode focuses on quick song selection, you might want to concentrate on each song and have your sheets at hand. The sheet view shows either the comment text or an imported .pdf file. As the .pdf files are linked to their slot they are automatically sorted together with your set.

Combi mode

  • Mixer

    Direct access to all combi channels and fine volume control with an iPad’s touch precision. But what makes the Nautilus Remote a great complement when it comes to editing is that while you do you in-depth editing on the Nautilus screen you can always have the main mixer at hand on your iPad to solo parts or hear the entire Combi without having to constantly switch screens.

  • Category support

    Categories and sub-categories are fully supported in the preset browser. If you want to keep it classic the selection by bank is also included. Both options work for programs and songs as well as for combinations.