
Heart Arch in the Alabama Hills near Lone Pine, California


Election Day in the US is upon us yet again. On one hand, I like the idea of a vibrant, active democracy. On the other, it feels like these seemly-existential elections happen too often. Nonetheless, we at CatSynth urge all our friends here in the US to vote!


This cat stops to pose as they walk behind the Behringer Vocoder VC340 and RD-8 Rhythm Designer. From signsofthepastband via Instagram.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CkGc1Gsra0r/
I was working on mixing a few tracks last night (I’m actually working again!) and I was terrified by a bunch of loud noises coming through the speakers. I turned around and this cat had been walking across my synths.


Shiro plays some notes on a Yamaha CS30 synthesizer (and inspects the settings). Below is a Yamaha YC20 organ.
From Héctor D. Genis (@hdgenis) on Instagram

This is a new behavior for us – neither Sam Sam nor Big Merp does this. But each cat is unique, including synth cats.
From Sean Pendleton on YouTube, as seen on matrixsynth.


Saruman gets ready for a live set with a Casio SK-1 sampling keyboard, two pedals from our friends at Strymon – Timeline and Big Sky – and a pedal from Death By Audio. And a conch shell to boot. Looks like he has a great show planned for us.
Submitted by Héctor D. Genis (hdgenis) via Instagram.


Hürmüz returns, and he is playing a D# pulse wave on the Moog Grandmother. Submitted by Cengiz Arslanpay (@carslanpie) via our Instagram.
D sharp pulse wave is my favorite
I’m actually more partial to E flat myself.