Submitted by Rob Robinson, via Facebook.
Can you name all the synths in this photo? 🙂
Cats
CatSynth video: Wellington on the Minimoog
From Steve Peglar on Instagram, via the MATRIXSYNTH Lounge.
CatSynth pic: Arrakis and DX7 IID
Another from our new friend Arrakis, this time with a Yamaha DX7 IID. Submitted by Yann Antimoine via our Facebook page.
CatSynth pic: Arrakis, Poly 800 and other stuff
Submitted by Yann Antimoine via our Facebook page.
As a fan of the Dune series, I can say that we at CatSynth approve of Arrakis’ name :). Additionally, the Poly 800 II was among the first true synthesizer I encountered as a possible purchase (though I didn’t get it).
If you have a cat-and-gear picture to share, you can post it on our Facebook page, where you can also see additional cat posts and banter that don’t appear on the blog.
CatSynth pic: F5D Prophet 08 CTR Textures with Tigger & Garfield
From F5D on SoundCloud, via matrixsynth.
“A texture sound that I programmed for DSI Prophet 08 analog synth. Watch your speaker levels for surprises!”
You can listen to the sound below.
CatSynth pic: Teenage Engineering OP-1
CatSynth pic: MIDI Kitten :)
Adorable little black kitten checking out its latest composition.
From CallingAllAstronauts on Twitter, via our friend scatterfilter.
If you have a cat-and-gear picture to share, you can always do so by tweeting us @catsynth.
CatSynth pic: Pumpkin and SK-1
Submitted by our friend Amber Brien of PAS Musique. Click here to read about their performance in San Francisco last year.
While my SK-1 does not function as a cat bed, I probably should make better use if it 🙂
CatSynth pic: Two on the Keys
CatSynth video: Yamaha DX7 DEMO 1 Electric Age REGENERATION
From paul mangru on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“The legendary DX7 like few have ever heard it. Ive put my 22 years of experience with FM and the DX7 into this and my other demos to show what is really possiblle.
When you dont believe the myths and go into those parameters. I hope to inspire others to what is really possible with this sonic masterpiece. All my demos are 100% DX7 no software samples or drum machines.”
Spot the cat! Overall, the demo does have that unmistakable 1980s synth sound, which is a bit of a mixed experience for me. Some of those sounds in the intro, however, are awesome and remind us the potential of FM. I do have a TX802 module that never use and a 4-op TX81Z that I sometimes still use.