EXs182 Electric Guitars V3

EXs182 - Electric Guitars V3 has a hot collection of new Guitar samples for NAUTILUS/KRONOS. From this new sample material, we spent numerous hours carefully manipulating and morphing the sounds to forge a sound library that will no doubt be your NAUTILUS/KRONOS go to library for E-Guitars. You wanted more guitar sounds and we listened to your Feedback. So we dug out our Vintage Electric "Tele" and started sampling. Sounds include clean guitar samples and harmonics to heavy distorted, overdrive power leads and feedback.

All programs and combis include ARP/KARMA functions and drum track as well as control assignments to the Joystick, X-Y Pad/Vector Stick, SW1 & SW2 and User Knobs. NAUTILUS/KRONOS Electric Guitars V3 is perfect for your next studio recording or live gig. Or if you just want to jam along, the cool grooves included on all Programs & Combis will have you jamming for hours. Also included are 32 Guitar Loops which will turn your NAUTILUS/KRONOS into overdrive. Just sync them to your sequencer or import into your DAW and you can rock the house!

Note: The order of the factory Programs is arranged differently among NAUTILUS, KRONOS2, KRONOS X and the original KRONOS. This affects sounds which reference the factory Programs. Please download the file which matches your product model.

Note: While NAUTILUS can import KRONOS sounds, there are some significant differences between the two workstations. One of the biggest changes included is that Korg has replaced the KARMA section of KRONOS with two Arpeggiators in NAUTILUS. So, Kid Nepro has reprogrammed all programs and combis so that NAUTILUS owners can now use all the new features included on their new keyboard. In addition to that, Kid Nepro has spent many hours going through each program and combi to optimize our KRONOS sounds to work seamlessly with NAUTILUS. Kid Nepro thinks that you will agree that the sounds are a great addition to your new workstation.

Kid Nepro has been programming Korg synthesizers since 1985. We have programmed sounds for nearly every Korg workstation since the groundbreaking M1 was released in 1988. We continue to support Korg's latest generation super synth with more great sound libraries.