I don't understand Nord at all... I was under the impression that their Stage and Electro series are their performance series. Why not offer something deep for synthesists as well? It's a digital synth in 2020, so how can you not give routing options and also why limit to one LFO? I get they want to keep things simple, yet look at how easy Sequential makes such things. It just seems like all Nord do is recycle and subtract from stuff that cut it for them around the turn of the millennium. Perhaps the Modular didn't sell enough for them to justify anything else... I'd at least have liked to see them explain the FM engine instead of what that their presenter repeatedly showed.

On a side note, I just started to notice their Drum 3P and was thinking of purchasing one. Although it looks like it's about time for them to do an update. Any word on that or are they getting out of that field as well?

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Is the SE a limited edition as well? 

No, Dave said he's not down with those types of shenanigans.

...anymore 

https://www.sequential.com/product/prophet-12-limited-edition/

The white edition was the original design of the Prophet 12. They were discontinuing it anyway so they needed to clear out some space lol

With NRPN’s you can do this, with CC’s probably not. There should be more public acknowledgement that CC’s aren’t in the cards with MIDI routing for the rev 2 (too many parameters). Would save a lot of people a lot of time.

What I'd really like to know is what poly synth direction Sequential will be taking in the future.  I'm hoping something worthy will replace the Prophet 12.

If the Pro 3 is any indication....two VCOs, and either one or two digital oscillators.

Sounds good to me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVsIAvoKdEs