Cairo has a great new holiday toy! It’s a “Mog Meowsic” cat synthesizer with a ball, scratcher, and other fun things to play with. Our friend Robert Saint John submitted it via our Facebook page.
It looks like his canine compatriot wants to get in on the action as well.
We definitely need to get one of these at CatSynth HQ for Sam Sam and Big Merp.
This cat is ready to serenade us with a tune on the Novation X-Station keyboard synth. We also see an Arturia MicroFreak “Stellar Hybrid” edition, and a Zoom MRS-8 recorder.
From EnnoVelthuys via Twitter/X.
Tweek poses handsomely in front of a large modular setup in this moody black-and-white photo.
Submitted by our friend dafake (Antoine Marroncles) via Instagram.
Our fluffy white friend Jazzy poses with a Yamaha DX200 FM synthesizer, MFB 522 rhythm synth, and Behringer Pro VS (a recreation of the Sequential Prophet VS).
From our friends at Eevo Lute Music Technology via Facebook.
Gerty is back and helping out in the studio. Submitted by Brandan Heartworm Yoshiro-Taylor via our Facebook page.
My Executive Producer is not happy with how things are progressing with this upcoming release…
We at CatSynth are confident things will progress more to Gerty’s liking in the near future. Just look at that sweet face 😻
Ringo performs on a Korg TR-61 synthesizer, accompanied by other instruments from Korg, Waldorf, Roland, Zoom, and more.
Submitted by our friend Damien Olson via our Facebook page. You can see some of our adventures with Damien in New York via this tag.
Here is another video of Ringo taking a break next to the Korg Nautilus keyboard
Woman Life Freedom is a neon-based artwork by Taravat Talepasand that is currently on display at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.
“Woman, Life, Freedom” is a movement which supports basic rights and freedoms for women in Iran. The movement began in 2022, after Mahsa Amini was arrested for not wearing a hijab in accordance with Iranian government standards; she subsequently died while in police custody.
In recognition of this movement to recognize women’s rights, Iranian-American artist Taravat Talepasand developed this neon sculpture, featuring the phrase in both English and Farsi. The piece was first displayed at YBCA in 2023 as part of her solo show, طراوت | TARAVAT, and remains on view as public art in our lobby.
Tuna is napping on a Korg Poly-800, along with an Eventide Space pedal and another pedal. Submitted by our friend thedigitalpurrgatory on Threads.
Here he is sleeping on one of his favorite beds: Korg Poly-800.
It really does seem to be one of his favorites.
