Discover a new dimension of sound with Kid Nepro’s PCG files for the Korg Kronos!
We’re thrilled to release our PCG files, compatible with the Korg Kronos 1, X, 2, and 3 workstations. These sound libraries are packed with inspiring patches that will breathe new life into your music. Whether you’re producing electronic, pop, film scores, or any other genre, you’ll find an incredible array of sounds to spark your creativity.
What’s Inside the New Kronos Library?
Unparalleled Quality: Each sound has been meticulously crafted by our team of expert sound designers to deliver the richest and most dynamic tones.
Vast Sonic Range: From classic analog synth emulations to modern, complex textures, this library covers a massive sonic territory.
Plug and Play: Our PCG files are easy to load, allowing you to get straight to making music without any hassle.
Experience the Sounds in Action. Get a firsthand listen to the new Kronos sounds in our demo video below. You’ll hear just how versatile and powerful these new patches are.
Ready to upgrade your Kronos? Head over to our website to purchase and download the new Kid Nepro sound libraries for the Korg Kronos. We can’t wait to hear the music you create!
Unlock a universe of sonic potential with our sound libraries for the Korg Nautilus!
We’re excited to announce the release of 15 PCG files meticulously designed to elevate your music creation. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting, these sounds will inspire you and revolutionize your workflow. From vintage synth emulations to cutting-edge modern textures, our new libraries have something for every musician.
Why Choose Kid Nepro for Your Korg Nautilus?
Expertly Crafted Sounds: Each patch has been carefully programmed to provide the highest quality and most inspiring sounds available.
Diverse Sonic Palette: Explore a vast range of sounds, from classic to contemporary, suitable for any genre of music.
Instant Inspiration: Our sound libraries are designed to be intuitive and easy to use, so you can spend more time creating and less time searching for the perfect sound.
Hear the Difference for Yourself. Check out the video below for a full demo of our new Korg Nautilus sound libraries. You’ll hear the depth and quality of our sounds and get a taste of what’s possible when you load our PCG files into your workstation.
Ready to transform your music?
Visit our website to learn more and purchase your copy of the new Kid Nepro sound library for the Korg Nautilus. Don’t miss this opportunity to take your music to the next level!
With all the additional sound banks that Korg has given us in the Version 1.2.0 upgrade, there’s now plenty of room to store new sounds. You can now load all 15 of our Nautilus PCG’s and still have room for more! Here’s how everything is set up:
Vol 1 EXi Super Synths
Programs = Bank p
Combis = Bank H
Vol 2 Vintage Synths V1
Programs = Bank q
Combis = Bank I
Vol 3 Electric Guitars V1
Programs = Bank r
Combis = Bank J
Vol 4 Hit Factory
Programs = Bank s
Combis = Bank K
Drum Kits = Bank m – Slots 225-240
Vol 5 Analog Sensation
Programs = Bank t
Combis = Bank N
Vol 6 Sonix Bliss
Programs = Bank o
Combis = Bank L
Vol 7 Wave Machine
Programs = Bank n
Combis = Bank m
Drum Kits = ugg 257-272
Wave Sequences = ugg 566-597
Vol 8 Classic Rock
Programs = Bank m
Combis = Bank G
Vol 9 Electric Pianos
Programs = l
Vol 10 Dark Energy
Programs = Bank k
Combis = Bank F
Vol 11 Electric Guitars V2
Programs = Bank j
Combis = Bank E
Vol 12 Vintage Synths V2
Programs = Bank i
Combis = Bank D
Vol 13 Electric Guitars V1
Programs = Bank h
Combis = Bank C
Vol 14 Vintage Synths V3
Programs = Bank g
Combis = Bank N
Vol 15 Soundtrack Mix
Programs = Bank f
Combis = Bank F
Best to create a KIDNEPRO folder on your Nautilus hard drive and save our sounds into that folder. Remember that any library that contains new samples will also include a .KSC file and User_Bank.KSC file. New samples must be loaded each time you turn on your Nautilus. So, best to set up any libraries that contain new samples in the Nautilus “auto load” so they load automatically when you power up Nautilus. Here’s how its done:
For maximum flexibility, best to keep your KSC files separate and enable/disable each KSC on the Auto-Load page as desired. Just follow these three simple steps.
1- After you download and save our files to your USB drive, find the Kid Nepro Nautilus folder and copy it to your Nautilus Internal Hard Drive. To do that, choose the folder and go to “Utility/Copy”. Change the Drive Select to “Internal HD”, then choose “Paste”.
2- Go to Media/Disk/Load. Find the Kid Nepro folder, choose open and choose the Kid Nepro User Bank KSC. Load the User Bank KSC into memory.
3- Go to Global/KSC Auto Load. The newly loaded KSC will already have been added to the list automatically. Enable the Auto-Load checkbox for the KSC. Everything should now load when your start Nautilus.
You can check it by choosing “Do Auto Load Now” without having to restart. Remember to check the box next to each file that you would like to load at start up. Note that the Preload Data KSC file must be loaded during start up since many of our sounds require that the factory drum samples be loaded during start up.
For more info on all our Nautilus Sound Libraries, go to:
All our Korg Nautilus sounds are delivered via our free download delivery. After you place your order, we send you a link where you can download and save our sound files to your computer hard drive. From the computers hard drive, you save the files to a USB thumb drive. Then you can load the sounds into Nautilus and use them in your music. Here’s how:
First insert your thumb drive into your computer and save the Kid Nepro folder from your computer to the thumb drive. Make sure you unzip the Kid Nepro folder that you downloaded before saving to the drive. Insert your thumb drive into Nautilus “after” you turn Nautilus on and it loads your system files and sounds. Don’t insert the drive until everything boots up.
Wait a few seconds seconds after you insert the drive and then go to Nautilus “media mode” and choose “Drive Select”. You have to change the drive from “Internal HD” to your drive. Your drive should be listed just below the Internal Drive. There’s an arrow which lets you see all the drives and select your drive. If you can see your drive and the Kid Nepro folder, then you’re all set and can follow the loading instructions in the PDF file.
If you don’t see your drive listed under the Internal HD drive, then you can “format” your drive on the Nautilus. To do that just go to the Nautilus “Utility” section in Nautilus disk mode and choose the arrow on the top/right part of the screen. There is a pulldown menu that has a few options. Just choose “format”. Then take the drive back to your computer and save the Kid Nepro folder again. Then insert the drive into Nautilus again and follow the loading instructions in the PDF that’s included with your download.
SPECIAL Korg Nautilus SOUND BUNDLE PACK: Get ALL 15 of our Nautilus sound sets for only $399. USD
An amazing collection of sounds for the Korg Nautilus – weighing in at: 832 Programs, 360 Combis, 10 Drum Kits, 32 Guitar Loops, 32 Wave Sequences and over 3 GB of New Samples!
SAVE BIG, when you get the complete package of EXi Super Synths, Vintage Synths 1 2 & 3, Hit Factory, Sonix Bliss, Electric Guitars 1,2 & 3, Analog Sensation, Wave Machine, Classic Rock, Electric Pianos, Dark Energy and Soundtrack Mix for the special low price of $399. USD.
Kid Nepro is one of the few sound companies still supporting vintage samplers that use floppy disks. However, times have changed and it’s no longer possible for us to continue to offer floppy disks delivered by snail mail. So, we have now made available our vintage sampler floppy disks as “image files” (.img) that you can download. No more waiting for floppies to arrive in the mail. The disk image files are exactly the same as the floppies. You just have to create your own floppy disks from the images.
Please note that you need a PC computer with an “internal floppy drive” in order to create your own floppy disks with the image files that you download. The “OmniFlop” app that we provide with your order lets you create the floppy disk images. The app is for PC’s only and you can’t do this with an external floppy drive. It will work with internal floppy drives only. Note that best to use WinXP with an internal floppy drive using the OmniFlop replacement floppy driver and the OmniFlop wizard app.
In addition to using the old hardware and Omni Flop, there are also more modern ways to use our disk images. If you have USB Floppy Drive Emulator connected to your sampler, which replaces the floppy drive, you can save the images that you download from us to that device and load the sounds from there. Quick & simple!
If you have the right hardware set up, then purchase the images and your ready to roll. If you’re still using floppy disks, remember to purchase the correct floppy type that’s compatible with your sampler. Many of the old samplers use the “High Density” 1.44 MB disks. A google search will turn up some places that still sell them. However, a few old samplers will only read “Double Density” 720k disks. Those can be pretty hard to find, but you can still get some if you’re lucky!
There are several floppy drive emulators on the market. Not all of them will work with your sampler. So, google around to make sure you get the right one!
Here’s a pict of the Gotek floppy disk emulator:
Here’s a video which explains how to replace your floppy drive. A google search will also show you several examples of floppy drive emulators. If you need any more info contact us at: support@kidnepro.com. Good luck & happy sampling!
That’s right. Kid Nepro’s got it covered. We are now busy programming several new sound libraries for Nautilus.
The Patch King is now on a “Patch Programming Marathon”, which starts off by importing all our amazing Kronos sounds and then tweaking them for optimal use in Nautilus. Please note that the KARMA features found in Kronos have been replaced by the arpeggiators in Nautilus. So, additional programming changes will be made.
Our first Nautilus PCG is one of most popular Kronos Sound libraries. EXi Super Synths. This amazing collection uses sounds from four different synth engines; AL-1, MS-20, Polysix and MOD-7 for a great mix of vintage and modern synth sounds. The PCG includes 64 new Programs and 32 Combis. All for only $39. USD.
All our Naulilus sounds are compatible with Korg’s 61, 73 and 88 Nautilus models. All sample libraries stream directly from the Nautilus SSD via our “User Sample Banks”.
Get on our mailing list and will will contact you as soon as it’s released. We estimate it will be sometime in March. After that, there will then be a steady release of new libraries throughout the year. If you have any questions or requests just send us a email.
All our Kronos sounds are delivered via our free download delivery. After you place your order, we send you a link where you can download and save our sound files to your computer hard drive. From the computers hard drive, you just need to save the files to a USB thumb drive. Then you can load the sounds into Kronos so you can use them in your music. Here’s how:
First insert your thumb drive into your computer and save the Kid Nepro folder from your computer to the thumb drive. Make sure you unzip the Kid Nepro folder that you downloaded before saving to the drive. Insert your thumb drive into Kronos “after” you turn Kronos on and it loads your system files and sounds. Don’t insert the drive until everything boots up.
Wait about ten seconds after you insert the drive and then go to Kronos “disk mode” and choose “Drive Select”. You have to change the drive from “Internal HD” to your drive. Your drive should be listed just below the Internal Drive. There’s an arrow which lets you see all the drives and select your drive. If you can see your drive and the Kid Nepro folder, then your all set and can follow the loading instructions in the PDF file.
If you don’t see your drive listed under the Internal HD drive, then you have to “format” your drive on the Kronos. To do that just go to the Kronos “Utility” section in Kronos disk mode and choose the arrow on the top/right part of the screen. There is a pulldown menu that has a few options. Just choose “format”. Then take the drive back to your computer and save the Kid Nepro folder again. Then insert the drive into Kronos again and follow the loading instructions in the PDF that’s included with your download.
Richard O’Brien – Vocals Nell Campbell – Vocals Patricia Quinn – Vocals Warren Cuccurullo – Music Director, Guitar Jay Cuccurullo – Drums Joey Avitto – Bass Dave Elias – Tenor Sax Steve Proto – Keyboards
It was sometime in January 1978 that I got a call from Warren asking me if I would be interested in playing keyboards for a gig that he just landed at the Calderone Concert Hall. We would be the back up band for the the stars of the Rocky Horror Show. Warren and I went to high school together and knew each other from the neighborhood bands. I said, sign me up! I was a big Rocky Horror fan and was psyched to get to play those amazing songs live with Richard O’Brien and the rest of the cast.
I brought along my tape recorder to document the event, but placed the mics too close to the PA speakers. So, the recording has the vocals and piano up front and you can’t really hear the rest of the band. Still. you can feel the energy between us and the crowd as the place rocked. Lot’s of fun.
Nothing like playing the Time Warp in front of thousands of screaming fans. Good times.
We’ve just released another in a series of new videos that demo our sounds for vintage synthesizers. This one features the Classic Roland MKS80 – also known as The Super Jupiter.
All synth sounds are from our vintage Roland Super Jupiter. The drums are from our Korg Kronos, which we also used to trigger the MKS80. They make a killer combo!
The Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter is one of Roland’s true classic synthesizers. It’s often called a Jupiter 8 in a rack, although its voice card design is actually closer to the Jupiter 6. Its fat sound is due to the classic analog technology in its filters and 16 analog oscillators at 2 per voice.
The MKS-80 voices feature a typical analog set up: two oscillators, noise generator, resonant low pass and high pass filter, LFO and chorus. The oscillators feature cross modulation in addition to several waveforms and pulse width modulation. The MKS80 can hold sixty-four patches in it’s memory, which can be layered or split.
Our MKS80 collection includes 192 new programs in Sysex or Midi File formats. Three banks of 64 patches. Get your new sounds today via our fast email delivery. More info and online ordering at:
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