From kennykeyboard on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
The virtual analog synthesizer is largely preset in live use but quite programmable with the computer thanks to familiar GUI. I just play sounds from the ARP Odyssey model and a smaller riff from the tonewheel organ model. My cat sits on the patio table listening, purring, and sometimes getting in the way.
via FFFFOUND! via theStapleton…via matrixsynth:
“Korg microKORG”
This is a good time to remind everyone that you can contribute your own “CatSynth pics” using our submission form, via facebook or twitter, or by emailing us.
The themes of this month here at CatSynth are health and creativity, and we reflect on those themes for Weekend Cat Blogging.
We have started a recent phase in our beginning yoga practice centered on opening up creativity, prosperity and opportunity. It is of course also good exercise and helpful for health and well being. Luna enjoys joining in, too:
Photography continues to be a central form of creative expression, even as I need to balance it with music, especially with several more shows coming up this month. Luna obliged me earlier this week by posing in front of one of the patio sculptures on a warm afternoon:
I got several great photos from this session, one of them appeared earlier this week during Wordless Wednesday. Here is a small version, but readers are encouraged to check out the larger version in the WW post.
Weekend Cat Blogging #265 will be hosted by Jules and Vincent. Because of the Independence Day holiday here in the U.S., the roundup will be up on July 5.
The Carnival of the Cats, will be up tomorrow, July 4, at Mind of Mog.
Nikita Cat will be hosting the monthly Bad Kitty Cats Festival of Chaos on July 4 as well.
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
Last weekend I made a brief visit to Santa Cruz (where as many readers know I lived for several years). While walking around with a friend, I was reminded of how many cats are around, in front yards and on sidewalks. Here are a few of them:
This cat appears to be enjoying the plants in this garden, or perhaps something hidden amongst the plants:
Cats are a rarity on my walks around downtown San Francisco, though I occasionally encounter them in the Mission district and in industrial areas.
Weekend Cat Blogging #264 is being hosted by Nikita Cat at Meowings of an Opinionated Pussycat. His dad often takes photos of cats he sees on walks.
The Carnival of the Cats will be up this Sunday at One Cats Nip.
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
Last weekend was exceptionally warm here, and we opened the whole doorway between the patio and the main room. Luna enjoyed some time outside in the morning before the stones got too hot:
She does like to play hunt with insects she comes across:
Having both patio doors open gave me different views on familiar objects inside. For example, we have seen Luna pose next to the glass table many times, but from this new angle one could see the reflections from the colored lamp. Little spots of color against the black, silver and glass.
We will be looking forward to enjoying a quiet Father’s Day tomorrow…
Weekend Cat Blogging #263 will be hosted by Othello at Paulchens Foodblog?!
The Carnival of the Cats will be up this Sunday at When Cats Attack!
And the Friday Ark reaches a milestone today with #300!.
