« Reply #1292 on: August 10, 2020, 03:11:07 PM »
It's Dave's statement that this instrument is for a 'different type of musician' that's so cryptic. I don't see how a smaller synthesizer - say, half a Rev2 in the Mopho x4 tradition - could fit this description.
One thing we've learned over the years: speculation of such things is fun but pointless. And secondly, Dave definitely does the least expected things.
I believe the only thing I've seen directly from Dave is the mention in his 70th birthday video, if anyone has any other mentions, I'd be interested in it -- especially the one where he mentioned a different type of musician. I did see a video (I believe it was from Andy talking about product design) where he alluded to certain design decisions of the Pro 3 foreshadowing where future products were going - my guess would be he's referring to the sequencer and the interaction with the screen.
I also think you're right that speculation is somewhat pointless, but definitely fun. Sometimes the anticipation is as much fun as the reveal. We could potentially theorize about hidden meanings in those ominous bottles of 1921 blanco
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