
Submitted by Steven Franks via our Facebook page
“My boy, Slinky in my Jellotuna Music Studio/home.”
Cats are the bosses of the studio, as we at CatSynth well know.

Submitted by Steven Franks via our Facebook page
“My boy, Slinky in my Jellotuna Music Studio/home.”
Cats are the bosses of the studio, as we at CatSynth well know.

Sam Sam continues to adjust to life at CatSynth HQ and charm us in the process. She is very sweet and loves affection and conversation. And she is spending more and more of her time out and about with us.


She does still find the stairs and balcony an interesting concept, but she is getting more used to that, too.

Cat with attitude owns this studio. From Yoeri van Spankeren via the Facebook group Synthesizer Freaks.
Don’t touch my stuff or you fucking die…
Cat people know that look well…

Submitted by Anton Gabriel Largoza-Maza via our Facebook page.
My cats don’t want to pose with my synths and drum machines anymore…
Good thing my friend sent me a postcard with an image of a cat!
In addition to the cute feline postcard, we see a Roland Juno 106 and Korg Poly 800.

Hookah the cat returns with a contemplative studio picture. Submitted via our Facebook page
“What key to write in today?”
Identification of all the synths left an an exercise to the reader 😺

Adorable Siamese cat with a Korg MS-20 synth as well as an E-MU Emax workstation! From _mgo_ on Instagram.

From Chrissie Caulfield on YouTube. Spotted by our friend @scatterfilter on Twitter.
“Synth jam with two Roland “Boutique” synths.”
It’s interesting to hear the Boutique synths as a pair (we have two here at CatSynth HQ). You have to wait until near the end to spot the cat 😺.
We kick off 2017 with this illustration of the great Wendy Carlos and her cats.
From forbiddenboner on Instagram, via our friends at Moog Music, Inc.