Inara performs for us on the Akai MPC Live III, along with a modular system and various Moog tabletop synths.
From Harem of nuns (@harem_of_nuns on Instagram).

Inara performs for us on the Akai MPC Live III, along with a modular system and various Moog tabletop synths.
From Harem of nuns (@harem_of_nuns on Instagram).


Gracie shows off her pedalboard, which includes a Tech21 SansAmp, an Electro-Harmonix Pitchfork, several offerings from MXR, Mooer, and more.
Submitted by Ron Sotelo (@roomfullofbasses on Threads).
Posing elegantly with a bass and amp.

And here is Gracie’s room full of bass guitars (and a few regular guitars, too).


Graham (@grahamandchopper on Instagram) plays us a drone on the Behringer MS-5 along with a microKorg.


Meet Doris, an adorable kitten who has found the purrfect synthesizer to scamper upon: the Octave Kitten!
Submitted by Edda Jayne via our Facebook page.

Sirius wanders among the various instruments from SOMA Laboratory, including the Lyra and Pulsar, in this captivating drone video by Anri Kiria.


The venerable Milo relaxes next to a Milton Sequencer.
Submitted by Keith Winstanley via our Facebook page.
You can see Milo’s previous appearances here.


Beautiful calico cat Pina strolls in front of a massive Eurorack modular system.
From ssilentstrike on Instagram,


It’s rare to see Peter and Ozzy together, but here they are on the platform behind the Elektron Digitakt and Syntakt boxes.
From Dani Durán on Instagram.
You can see a bit of the cats enjoying some beats on the two boxes here.


Handsome Haku graces us with not just a single photo but an entire photo shoot with the Future Retro 777 synthesizer.

Submitted by our friend Erik Ribeiro via our Facebook page.



You can see Haku’s previous appearances via his tag.

Grady plays us a drone on the Yamaha DX11 FM synthesizer. From Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whoever) on Instagram.
The DX11 is essentially a version of the Yamaha TX81Z with a keyboard. It is a four-operator FM synthesizer with the added ability to switch waveforms on each operator (something the 6-operator synths like the DX7 didn’t have).
You can see Grady’s many other appearances on CatSynth via his tag.