Cats love boxes, and synthesizer cases are no exception. Here we see three cats pile into a Roland SH-09 case – the instrument itself is of no interest. [UPDATE: The synth is now correctly identified as an SH-09.]
Submitted by our friend Eric at polynominal.com via facebook.
Luna sits in the command chair of our office/studio. Our common tools of late, the laptop, the Eurorack modular, and coffee mug sit nearby. The stack of CDs was for our recent radio show. This is of course the spot where most CatSynth posts originate as well.
The desk is quite a mess at the moment, which I don’t particularly like, but I haven’t had much time to remedy. I feel far more creative and relaxed in a clean space, but in this busy month we will do the best we can.
Weekend Cat Blogging #373 is hosted by Pam at Sidewalk Shoes.
Carnival of the Cats will be hosted this Sunday by When Cats Attack!
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
Submitted by Jeff Donovick via our facebook page.
If you would like to submit your own cat-and-music pictures/videos, you can do so via facebook, twitter @catsynth, or by contacting us.
From carianoff on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Didn’t see an actual unboxing for the Machinedrum so I just went ahead an made one. My cat Rikku quickly got involved in the process.”
Photo by mrclean on flickr.
“Synthesizer Patel recommended I get a ‘watch cat’. People are always stealing your synthesizers you know.”
For Weekend Cat Blogging, we have a bit of simplicity and elegance.
Luna strikes a perfect pose in the living room of CatSynth HQ. Here is to hoping that today is as calm and focused as this image.
Weekend Cat Blogging #372 is hosted by Ritzi at Mind of Mog.
The Carnival of the Cats will be up this Sunday at Meowsings of an Opinionated Pussycat.
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
Another from Sawa Masaki featuring the white cat Taro.
If you would like to submit your cat-and-synth photo, you can do so via our Facebook page, tweet us @catsynth, or contact us.
via Fernando Costa Tecladista on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge. Also on the matrixsynth blog.
“”I found this sound on my Fantom and it sounds exactly like one of the tills at Tesco.”
Submitted by Chrissie_c via our Twitter @catsynth.
Seems like Twitter has been the main source of reader submissions in the past couple of weeks. But you can still also submit via our Facebook page, or contact us.
This short film by Chris Marker is gorgeous and made me smile. So peaceful and elegant.
Submitted by PuffyStudioCat via our Twitter @catsynth.
We have mentioned Chris Marker before. It was his film Sans Soleil that helped me to discover shrine near Tokyo dedicated to cats.