Pöpö supervises a test of the MICO-S sequencer with a fairly large modular system.
The MICO-S is a homemade sequencer created by Miko (@ramsesjupiter on Instagram)
Author: catsynth
Wordless Wednesday: Eye of the Desert
Major and MOTM modular
Major poses with a very impressive MOTM modular system.
He clearly is proud of his vast collection.
Submitted by Dave Fulton (@davedatt on Instagram) via our Instagram account.
Look for more of Major in the coming days.
Subaru and Erica Synths SYNTRX
The lovely Subaru poses with an Eric Synths Syntrx (1st version). The Syntrx, as one might surmise from its appearance, is a recreation of the EMS Synthi.
Submitted by Dave Fulton – @davedatt on Instagram – via our Instagram account.
Fun fact about Subaru: she got her name after being rescued from a neighbor’s Subaru.
Wordless Wednesday: Division
Grady with DSI Evolver and Source Audio Collider
Grady has certainly been busy of late. Here we see him with a Dave Smith Instruments (Sequential) Evolver and a Collider delay-and-reverb pedal from Source Audio. These two instruments make a great combination. Grady seems more focused on his cleanliness.
From Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whoever on Instagram)
Halmet, Roland Chorus Echo, MCI JH-110 Tape System
Hamlet, aka Ham/Hammy/Hamster, poses in front of a vintage Roland Chorus Echo SRE-555 and a vintage MCI JH-110 tape recorder with rackmount control units. Hamlet and his human, Charles Whiley, certainly know how to find these old gems.
Here is another photo showing the gear more clearly, and of course, Hamlet’s handsomeness.
Another handsome pose.
Billie and waveform experiments
I am experimenting with a 7.83 Hz waveform with a deviation of 0.1618 Hz in stereo and my little cat Billie, intrigued, places herself in the middle of the 2 speakers. I love playing Doctor Frankestein, er, Doctor #sebairstein #maxmsp #7,83hz #cats #waveform #iwanttobelieve #soundmedicine
— sebairstein.bsky.social (@sebairstein.bsky.social) March 9, 2026 at 1:07 AM
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The adorable Billie disrupts a delicate experiment with 7.83 Hz waveforms separated by 0.1618 Hz (a number connected to the golden ratio). From sebairstein.bsky.social on BlueSky.
I am experimenting with a 7.83 Hz waveform with a deviation of 0.1618 Hz in stereo and my little cat Billie, intrigued, places herself in the middle of the 2 speakers. I love playing Doctor Frankestein, er, Doctor
Wordless Wednesday: Ascension Reflection
Cat or Theremin?
Cats seem to love the Stylophone Theremin! This cutie, Drambuie is available for adoption and comes with experimental electronic music skills.