
Bright purple building at the intersection of Market Street and Waller Street in San Franciso. It just so happens to be the SF LGBT Center, all decked out for Pride.
Bright purple building at the intersection of Market Street and Waller Street in San Franciso. It just so happens to be the SF LGBT Center, all decked out for Pride.
Monty is getting ready to play some electric piano on his Nord keyboard. From our friend Dave Newhouse (The Muffins, Moon X, and numerous other musical collaborations).
Monty helping with some keyboard tracks for Michael Bass and my collaboration album. (I especially like Monty’s Fender Rhodes sound on this one.)
You can see our interview with Dave Newhouse and Jerry King below.
You also check out his music at https://davenewhouse.bandcamp.com/
Sora has found a nice napping spot atop this Novation Bass Station.
Submitted by thedigtalpurrgatory via our Instagram account.
Sora loves a good Bass Station.
A space-age-looking kinetic sculpture at a station along the new T line extension in San Francisco. The sculpture, titled Microcosmic, was created by Santa-Cruz-based artist Moto Ohtake. Besides being interesting in itself, it’s also cool because I have a commissioned piece by Ohtake here at CatSynth HQ!
Nico is the sibling of Hookah the Cat. He prefers electronic drums like the Alesis set we see in this photo. We also see an array of guitars on the wall and some plush animals – Nico fits right in with that arrangement.
Submitted by Darren Douglas Danahy via our Facebook page.
Nico prefers electronic drums and guitars to synthesizers, so I’m not sure if he qualifies for CatSynth – but he does have adoring fans as you can see.
He certainly does and we’re happy to welcome him here at CatSynth. And there is one more little fun fact about him:
Nico likes to steal the drum sticks and hide them from me
Adorable kitten Molly is starting young with her effects pedals. She has a Merris Delay Polymoon, Pladask Baklengs granular effect, and Strymon El Capistan tape echo. From Flavigula on Mastodon.
Meet PixL, who debuts with a couple of very stylized photos. This first one features PixL atop a Moog synthesizer (specific ID left as an exercise to the reader). This next picture includes an E-MU SP-12 drum machine, a Yamaha TG-33, and more. From burnsfield_art on Instragram.
There’s a new kid in town.