From Synthiefrau on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Hi lovely Synthfreaks, here is a new improvisation from me. My new cat ‘Tonto’ listen to my music. I use my Synthesizers.com Sequencer, the Sequencer of the GRP A 8, Moog the leads are from theProdigy, Minimoog, Roland V-Synth, the effects comes from the Dark energie and the Juno 60 (LFO sounds), welcome to the analogue sound universe!”
From polynominaldotcom on YouTube, another video featuring Mimi!
This time Mimi is posing with an E-MU Ultraproteus. It’s quite similar to the Morpheus that I sometimes use. I haven’t use that synth lately, but probably should break it out again sometime soon.
A cute bengal cat on a Moog Little Phatty. Via Moog Music Inc’s Facebook Page and matrixsynth.
“Happy Phatty Friday!
Love,
Your friends at Moog.
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As summer weather comes to San Francisco, we at CatSynth venture out onto our patio.
The patio took quite a pounding this past season. During one particularly bad storm with high winds and heavy rain, that plant on the left side of the photo came crashing down from the sky, destroying a screen and one of those nice modernist black benches :(. Fortunately, everything can be cleaned up or replaced. And the sculptures were not damaged.
Luna ventures out onto the patio:
Of course, she goes right for the grass in that pot that fell fromt the sky.
I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to be brown, as many decorative grasses are. But I don’t know that it’s safe for cats, so I tried to discourage Luna from chewing on this. It’s not easy, as she particularly loves found grass.
Weekend Cat Blogging, Mothers’ Day Edition, is at Mind of Mog.
The Carnival of the Cats will be hosted this Sunday by Kashim, Othello and Salome.
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
Via matrixsynth, a rare 1960s tube tape echo machine. The “COPICAT” Mk2 tube echo sports a stylized cat logo.
From the auction:
This sounds lovely both as a pre-amp and as an echo unit. All three heads work well and sound excellent – good strong repeats that break up in an evocative fashion, and run into self-oscillation when the ‘reverb’ knob is turned up for authentic dub effects. The echoes have a good tone for an old valve Copicat and degrade with a dark crunchy quality – they cannot be desribed as accurate repeats as this is not a digital delay, but they have a sound and vibe that is most pleasing and create a unique effect that sounds ‘right’.
Another stylized photo of Yoko by Sawa Masaki on flickr.
Can anyone guess the synths through the painterly effects? 🙂
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From carianoff on YouTube, via matrixsynth,.
“My cat Rikku performing some ambient music on the new Korg R3”
In honor of the full moon last night (dubbed the “supermoon” in the media), we present Luna along with her namesake.
I always thought the name suited her well.
Photographing the moon is even harder than photographing cats. But I did also create this highly stylized image of the full moon with traffic from nearby Interstate 280 as it descends into downtown San Francisco.
Weekend Cat Blogging is hosted by Samantha, Clementine and Maverick.
The Carnival of the Cats will be hosted today by Ritzi at iInfidel.
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
Today we have another photo of Video the cat. Â Submitted by The Wiggly Tendrils via our Facebook page.
“Video hangs out with a silver face Fender Champ, under a Wurlitzer 200a.”
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