
This cat appears to have found a nice spot for a nap πΈ.
From mono_futuro on Instagram.
mono_futuro#hugito #catinthestudy #cat #gato #estudio #catsynth #flash #nap #siesta #computer #pc #music #love

This cat appears to have found a nice spot for a nap πΈ.
From mono_futuro on Instagram.
mono_futuro#hugito #catinthestudy #cat #gato #estudio #catsynth #flash #nap #siesta #computer #pc #music #love
Today would have been Luna’s 12th Gotcha Day, 12 years since I first brought her home. And a little over 7 months since she left us.
As with any deep loss, one starts to dwell less upon it over time. Sam Sam’s presence has played a strong role in that. But I did catch myself saying “Luna” to try and get her attention the other day. It doesn’t happen often, but I notice when it does.
I want to celebrate her life and the many years we had together. She was a constant presence, a soulmate, and of course a fine feline model full of grace and elegance. So please indulge me in this series of photos.





But emotions work in strange ways. Sitting down to write this, opening up the editor and typing, has caused my heart to sink and my eyes to water up. I would say this is healthy, given the deepness of our relationship and the magnitude of the loss. There is a very specific sadness associated with grief. It builds slowly and lingers for quite a while, and then can suddenly burst forth, usually in response to another’s emotions or sympathy. I expect that process will play out again today. I am grateful for the many good things that have unfolded in life since she passed, but I still miss her so much.
From Matt Levy (machew) on Instagram. Watch the full video for the cat πΈ.
A lot of familiar modules in this modular synth, including Make Noise Rene and Tempi, some TipTop audio, and more.
Submitted by jellotuna via our Facebook page.
A look at the Gieskes 3TrinRGB+1C from Gijs Gieskes of Netherlands.
Watch for the cats in the video πΊ.
From Cat Full of GHOSTS on YouTube, via matrixsynth. Watch for the cat in the video πΊ

“The tbar is a unique unipolar/bipolar variable voltage source and attenuator made by Cat Full of Ghosts Electronics. It boasts beautiful white and gold pcb front panel, walnut stained bamboo ply and matte black bolts. The tbar also boasts a visual feedback led under the + sign so you can monitor the cv you are passing in attenuator mode.
This module will make you feel like you are flying a space ship. It has a smooth motion a firm throttle and solid construction.
The tbar allows for more nuanced control of cv parameters. Why twiddle a cramped knob when you can slide a tbar? It is great for performance and studio use.
The output can be configured to: 0-5v, -5-5v, 0-9v or -5-9v via jumpers on the underside.
This unit is 6hp wide and 51mm deep. It draws current relative to what it is driving but you can expect around 40-50ma on the +12 and -12 rails.
www.catfullofghosts.com”
Available at Patchcable and Turramurra Music.

Our feline friend Runkl is back with an Arturia Microbrute analog synthesizer from his collection.
You can see some of Runkl’s previous appearances here.

Nala the cat playing a OB-6 from Dave Smith Instruments and Tom Oberheim. Photo from nathan.yeager on Instagram.
Analog Cat. Nala plays the OB-6. #catsonsynthesizersinspace #catsofinstagram #cat #davesmithinstruments #oberheim #homerecording #ob6 #analogsynth #keyboard #keyboardcat #synthesizer #catsynth #cute #cutecats

Another from our friends at Eevo Lute Music & Technology. This one features a cat figurine atop a modular synth setup πΊ
UPDATE: It’s more than a simple figurine. It is a knob cover that fits many modulars. You can find out more at https://www.amarowebshop.nl/a-48425107/extravaganza/katten-knoppen-voor-modulaire-synthesizers/. We will definitely be checking this out!
It’s been a little while since we last checked in with Sam Sam. But this lovely Sunday morning seems like a fine time to do so. It’s a good day for just stretching out and relaxing.

Or for sitting on a window sill with filtered light.

It’s good to be a house cat.
Sam Sam is quite talkative, as all of my cats have been. It’s probably because I talk to them all the time, too. In this video you can hear a bit of her voice, as well as her loud purr.
This video only shows a small example of her vocal range – it is quite a challenge to get her to talk on cue, especially with her tendency to poke her nose into anything and everything.
It’s good to be a house cat.