From Space Cat Audio Technologies on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
New Analogue Dubsta Delay & Dub-Synth.
TB-303 TR-606 recorded direct to speaker microphone through a Sony SS-CNP700 that is connected from the Dub-Synth headphone output.
From Space Cat Audio Technologies on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
New Analogue Dubsta Delay & Dub-Synth.
TB-303 TR-606 recorded direct to speaker microphone through a Sony SS-CNP700 that is connected from the Dub-Synth headphone output.

Ragamuffin cat enjoying a little time at the piano. She looks ready to sing. 😺 🎶
This picture comes to us from Flora Davis, a local artist here in San Francisco whose work hangs on the walls of CatSynth HQ (and whose jewelry occasionally adorns my ears). Read more about her and the piece we commissioned from her in these articles.

Karl Lee Avery’s faithful studio cats return. (Submitted via Facebook.)
The desk passes the fatcat QC
Rosie don’t give a🎺
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Identification of the synths left as an exercise to the reader.

From this auction, via matrixsynth.
“Hello! Synth works well, and I am a registered builder on the MFOS site as Allen Cox. Case is made out of hardwood that has been stained, painted, and finished. Comes with 12v power supply, wal wart, and two pamona banana patch cables.”

Presumably, cat and lava lamp not included 😸
From HyperbubbleTV on YouTube. Submitted to by Jeff DeCuir (part of the team that made the video).
starring Hyperbubble, with Justin Parr, and introducing Smokey the cat
Directed by Mark and Angela Walley
featuring the title track from “Candy Apple Daydreams”, performed by Hyperbubble. Available on CD and mp3 from Bubblegum Records http://bubblegumrecords.org.uk/, http://itunes.com and http://amazon.comofficial Hyperbubble website: http://www.hyperbubble.net
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/hyperbubble
Facebook: www.facebook.com/hyperbubble
We think Smokey did an excellent job in this video 😸

By Japhy Riddle. Submitted by Bill Wolter via Facebook.
An improvement (in my opinion) on someone else’s concept. I can only take partial credit for this. All paper cut-outs.
This fits so well visually on CatSynth!

Our friend Maximus is in the studio ready to produce some new tracks. Submitted by Jason D Rodriguez via our Facebook page.
Maximus also likes the bass. (So do we.)


Our fluffy white friend is back and relaxing in the studio. From Eevo Lute Music and Technology via Facebook.
Here is Sam Sam being silly with her favorite toy.

We see her in this pose a lot, with or without the sock.
She parades around CatSynth HQ like she owns the place.

(She may not be the owner according to the City and County of San Francisco, but she is the queen of the house.)
“Ready for my close-up!”

And now, for a nap…

It’s good to be the cat. 😺