Experimenting with my Lensbaby Velvet 56 manual-focus lens a small blue glass vase.
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Smokey in the Studio with Novation Summit, Elektron, Studio Electronics, and More
Smokey as a place of honor in this studio place of honor in this studio. On the right is a Novation Summit, in the center are offerings from Elektron. In the Upper left in the Studio Electronics Boomstar that we saw in a previous post with Smokey’s fellow feline Valentino, and on the left is a synth that we leave as an exercise to the ready.
From Patricia Wolf via Twitter.
Kitten in a Serge Modular
A Lynx Point Siamese kitten in a Serge Modular. From autowitch on Instagram.
Please visit autowitch’s bandcamp to find out more about their music.
Wordless Wednesday: Opposite Zabriskie Point
Willow with Roland V Synth
The lovely Willow joins us again, this time showing of a Roland V Synth. From puxflux via Instagram.
You can see Willow’s previous appearance here.
The Roland V Synth was, and is, a powerful instrument that combined many of Roland’s synthesizer technologies in a programmable and playable package. Most intriguing were the formant synthesis and processing capabilities (at least from my perspective).
CatSynth Pic: Milo, Buchla, Noodle Toaster, and More
Our friend Milo is back! Above we see him with a Noodle Toaster, a clone of a Mutable Instruments module tester. Below, we see him with a Buchla 281 module.
Submitted by Keith Winstanley. You can see more of Milo’s appearances via his tag.
Orion with Behringer Neutron and module assembly
Orion watches as his human assembles a new synthesizer module. We a Behringer Neutron semi-modular synthe behind him.
From Orion’s Instagram (orion_s_life). You can see his other appearances on CatSynth here
CatSynth Pic: Mülheim Modular
The fellow seems excited about the opening of Mülheim Modular in Mülheim, Germany. Via their Instagram feed:
Our first offical visitor likes to sit next to synthesizers and seems to love electronic music 😸🐈
Wordless Wednesday: Velvet Jade
Fifi with Polyend Tracker and Medusa
This cat is enjoying some scritches and beats from the Polyend Tracker and Medusa (itself a collaboration between Polyend and Deadbox). We enjoy the chill, almost Motown sound to the chords, with the synthesizer twist.
Video Isobutane via YouTube (seen on matrixsynth).
“Hey, some details about this beat. Im running a sequence of midi chords on the Tracker using the midi chord step fx. These are played back on Medusa. The synths output is connected to Tracker’s line input and runs through the onboard limiter, eq, and reverb. The wonky beat is live-recorded from one-shot samples using micro-timing while live-recording. The bassline is a looped and filtered sample of a square wave from my MS1 synth. The cat’s name is Fifi. Thanks for watching”
The Polyend Tracker seems to be having quite a moment, at least here on CatSynth. Perhaps something to investigate for a future video…