techno cat from malekula999 on Vimeo.
This is one is delightfully weird!
flickr by Luchs Later, via matrixsynth.
You can read about my encounter with the Moog Sub Phatty at NAMM here.
From DJjondent on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Dark Energy 303 acid Jam
I’m using a basic single voice Doepfer A111-5 for this patch.
Its a modular version of the Dark Energy.The basic patch can be broken up as follows:
Audio section:
VCO sq wave (out) — (in) VCF303 (out)—- (in)VCA – Doepfer A132 (out)— (in) mixer.Clock:
LFO sq wave — (in) RCD (out) —- Multiple (x4) —– Brains —– Rene (xClock) —– Envelope Generator(ADSR gate of A111-5/dark energy) —– Env Trig (of VCF303)
Voltage control:
ADSR (out) —- CV1 in of VCA
Top row of Pressure Points —– Xmod Rene (controls Slide)
2nd row of Pressure points —– ACcent in on VCF303 (Controls ACcent)
3rd row of PP —– VCF 303 CV (sequenced filter cutoff)Remember to set Rene to Snake mode & activate slide.”
Mimi is back! This time with duo picture of the Juno 60 vs Juno 106. Submitted by Eric Pochesci of polynominal.com.
As for the dichotomy, I would personally opt for the Juno 106.
Maggie the cat poses with an original Korg Monotron. Submitted by Pas Musique. Follow the link to find out more about their current musical adventures, including CD releases and upcoming shows. You can also read a review of their performance in San Francisco last year.
We’re in the midst of a heatwave in San Francisco, and CatSynth HQ gets exceptionally warm on these days. It’s on warm sunny days like this that Luna is especially of fond of napping underneath glass tables.
It’s been nice featuring Luna three times in the past week on the blog, but hopefully I will have some time for other posts as well, including getting through the backlog of music and art reviews from the past month or so.
Carnival of the Cats will be coming to Pet’s Garden Blog this Sunday.