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no expression pedal input? I wonder why almost all middle priced controllers skip this

Did you try the Volume compensation switch in Advanced mode (percussion settings)?

Keybed in Arturia's Keylab 88 II it's FATAR TP100, so be prepared for a stiff and poor synth friendly action

Seems a cool alternative to Korg Module

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Camelot Pro Tutorials https://www.facebook.com/watch/1727970690598977/2658067754242124/

Camelot latest release handles audio in/out like a DAW

Have a look to KeyStage and Camelot If you have an iPad and use Keystage or Camelot you can create as many splits/layers as you desire, way beyond the original master keyboard's capabilities , if need it

AFAIK That's not possible

Sorry for reviving this old but useful thread, But I wonder also if a muted channel can be routed thru the FX send ( same as the mon send) TIA

One way to overcome this is to use it as AUv3 inside Keystage or Camelot

VB3m based in VB3-1.4 engine, Mojo 61 is VB3-II

Same Leslie as VB3-II

And also the more CPU intensive of all

Wow, thanks for noting this, I did not realize the VR09 was a possibility with KeyStage! That inspired me to search YouTube for "Keystage VR09", where I found this little gem: [video:youtube] Looks like you CAN control the B3X drawbars with the VR09 using KeyStage - very exciting! That would make for a killer, lightweight rig - the great sounds of B3X with your iPad, and if for some reason your iPad glitches out, you still have the VR09 with its still pretty good organ sounds! Fun times we are living in! Ok Mr. HA HA try to achieve this with Camelot

Camelot it's very basic at midi processing ( just midi rechannel) , Keystage it's way more flexible , you can remap any midi controller or sysex to do what you need haha, try this: https://audiomodeling.com/camelot-overview/features/#midi A lot of marketing buzz words but not real advanced midi remaping, you can´t use CC1 to control CC11 ,or Change VR09 drawbars that only send sysex to midi CC to control Hammnod BX-3 I own Camelot and Keysatge, and also was in contact with Audiomoedling ask'em about midi remaping and better PDF rendering and editing , they told me that sometime in the future maybe.... so Keystage 2 seems a better option for anyone that needs to get the most of an ipad's based live rig

Camelot it's very basic at midi processing ( just midi rechannel) , Keystage it's way more flexible , you can remap any midi controller or sysex to do what you need

Also ForScore can handle all sorts of midi commands really great , probably one of the best score readers around

The only logic behind this IMHO, they want to get rid of the Kronos, get some R&D funds with the Nautilus, so in one or two years bring something new

At current price Nautilus will be a miss, they're using the same old technology, archaic sample system,dated sequencer, 1999's file management limitations, etc,etc I think the Korg marketing department are kinda aware of this, they're changing the marketing strategy, Korg never used to send so many units to Youtubers for a product lunch

I keep 3, one at my home studio, another one fully functional and the last one rusty with missing parts, None of modern stands is as reliable, sturdy and durable ,besides low foot print ( on stage and folded)

Mojo 61 clavs have one the the better keyboard to sound connection available around ( as good as Ep and Tonewheel engines)

Since I can never hear or feel a difference below 128, that's usually where I stop. If you play with a metronome probably you'll feel the difference

The Roland VR09 that some people here praise doesn't sound any better than this, the only way to get that original sound it's with a real leslie at full throttle. IMHO There's nothing wrong to using the stop position ,if you play jazz it's fundamental , or ask Brian Auger about it