From synthguy216 on Instagram.
Always judgment.
Author: catsynth
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Daisy-Mae, Jen SX-1000, Kawaii, Roland, Sequential
Kitten Daisy-Mae inspects this impressive stack of keyboard synths, including a rare Jen SX-1000. There is also a Kawaii K1, Roland System-8, and Sequential Prophet 12.
Submitted by Pete Dolan via our Facebook page.
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Not-Tuna with Teenage Engineering OP-1
For Black Cat Appreciation Day, we have some photos of “Not-Tuna”, a black cat who looks a lot like our friend Tuna, with a Teenage Engineering OP-1. From thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Pretty sure Not-Tuna is a synth cat, too.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cvo6PNvP233/
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(Almost) Wordless Wednesday: Stokes Castle Triptych
We at CatSynth do like things that come in three 🙂
This is an exterior detail of Stokes Castle in Austin, Nevada. It’s a ruin of a castle tower modeled after a similar one in Europe.
A wider shot of Stokes Castle appears about midway through our Episode 500 video (published yesterday).
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Our 500th Episode of CatSynth TV!
We are celebrating our 500th episode of CatSynth TV! Hard to believe we have made so many of these, but we have and we’re still having fun with it.
This one features numerous synthesizers, including the Octave CAT, Pocket Gamelan, and various instruments from Arturia, Cherry Audio, Moog Music, Strymon, MOK, Buchla, Metasonix, Make Noise, and more. There is also an appearance by Sam Sam at about the 1-minute mark.
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Chester and Octave CAT
Chester sits atop the purrfect synth for any cat, the legendary Octave CAT. From doug_whoever on Instagram.
Happy International Cat Day from Chester and his new buddy.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cvsy8YhvXpz/You can see our detailed demo of the Octave CAT here at CatSynth HQ in this video
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Casper and Buchla Modular Jam
Casper enjoys a low-key jam on the Buchla modular synthesizer. From sende_pause on Instagram.
That yawn toward the end is priceless 😸
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Sam Sam and Big Merp on International Cat Day
We were reminded that today is International Cat Day! So here are Sam Sam and Big Merp together enjoying time on the patio.
Scenes of them together have become more and more common – I wouldn’t say they were best friends, but they have learned to live together and it makes all of us at CatSynth quite happy.
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Mr Maximillion and Ensoniq KT76 and KT88
Mr. Maximillion poses with some impressive keyboards, the Ensoniq KT76 and KT88. These were keyboard-instrument synths (pianos, electric pianos, etc.) with nice key beds, at least from the perspective of a pianist.
From our friend Charles Whiley via Facebook.
