
I almost feel like I’m walking on that facade.
Some cool beats with the Polyend Tracker. Cookie the cat seems to enjoy it.
From Polyend’s YouTube channel, via matrixsynth.
“Polyend Tracker Wonky Beats, chilling with Cookie 🙂
by Isobutane”
The Polyend Tracker is a tabletop synthesizer and sequencer combo that reimagines the classic “trackers” from the 1990s. It has sampling, wavetable, granular and an FM radio built in.

A cat naps next to a Behringer CAT synthesizer. Submitted by Tommy Lok via our Facebook page.
The Behringer CAT is a re-creation of the infamous Octave CAT synthesizer. We at CatSynth are looking forward to doing a side-by-side comparison in the near future.

Shuggie (Sugarplum) is beautiful, and she poses purrfectly with these instruments from Make Noise, including the 0-Control, 0-Noise, and sundry modules.

Submitted by Galen Diston via our Facebook page.
Shuggie (Sugarplum) visited me in the cave today
We at CatSynth love when the cats come visit us in the studio, too.

The engineering staff at TinyCrush mixing is hard at work, and ready for your next recording project. From hgprs on Instagram.
How cozy do you like the start of your week? 🔮⠀
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Here we are working on the mix/production for the second album of a returning client, and finding lots of joy in witnessing the growth in their creativity and artistic vision since the beginning of our collaboration last year.✨⠀
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Mix bookings are available starting mid February. Inquiries via TinyCrushMixing.com, DM or email 🧬

Blixa and Sasha are sitting together in the studio. We see Roland TR 707 and TR-8S rhythm machines, along with an Arturia DrumBrute. From Neil Parker via Facebook. 💕
I love these fluffy things more than anything.
I know the feeling. They are indeed so precious to us.
You can see more of Blixa and Sasha via Blixa’s tag on CatSynth.
Occasionally, we feature other animals with synths. Today we have our first panda-and-synth video from felonious_skunk_music on Instagram. The Moog and Rhodes combination has a very 1970s vibe, and we’re here for it.

This cat is hanging out during a complex-rhythm improvisation with a Korg PSS-50 and an Alesis Midiverb. From acreil on YouTube via matrixsynth.
You can make unusual time signatures by switching between patterns.
Chord progression:
First part: F m7, B m6, D M7, G# 7, A# m9, E 6, G m6, C# 9
Second part: C# m7, C M7, E m7, G M7, G# m7, B M7, A# m7, F# M7, F m7, E M7, D# m7, A M7
Third part: F M7, A m7, A# M7, B m7, D M7, F# m7, D# M7, D m7, C# M7, C m7, G# M7, G m