A beautiful video from Le Verger starring a tortie cat, along with abstract design and architecture – two other interests of ours here at CatSynth. Based on the tags, I am guessing the music is done with Korg instruments.
Cats
Tuxedo Cat, Modular, and Keyboards

This handsome fellow has claimed territory on a keyboard in a middle of a packed studio featuring numerous keyboards and a large modular synthesizer system. From egon_allein_zu_haus on Instagram.
Eine Oktave ist besetzt π [One octave is occupied]
https://www.instagram.com/p/CvK6I1csbX0/
Snowbelle and Spector NS-95

The beautiful Snowbelle sits next to a Spector NS-95 5-string bass. Submitted by Jason D Rodriguez via our Facebook page.
Snowbelle was adopted after Rodriguez’s cat Maximus passed away. Maximus appeared on CatSynth in this memorable photo,
CatSynth 17th Anniversary!
It’s our 17th anniversary. Hard to believe it was 17 years ago when we first posted that picture of Luna with the Novation keyboard.

We still miss her very much. The continuation of this blog and the video channel are her legacy.
Here’s to many more years of cats, synths, and all the other stuff that we do π»π₯
Neo on the keys

Handsome Neo is playing us a little tune.
From @pranzata (Andrea Pranzatelli) on Instagram
Sweetest boy
https://www.instagram.com/p/CuwtnmFukvy/
Bread, Novation Bass Station 2, Yamaha DX7

It looks like Bread has reclaimed his spot on the DX7 and Novation Bass Station 2. Recall that a week or so ago it was claimed by Sora and by Tuna before that.
From anyrandomhole (neΓ© thedigitalpurrgatory) on Instagram.
Sashen, Behringer Neutron, Moog Subharmonicon

Sashen poses handsomely next to a Behringer Neutron (top) and a Moog Subharmonicon (bottom).
From sh_duran on Instagram.
El gato y los sintetizadores es una buena union.
My translation: “The cat and the synthesizers are a good combination”. We at CatSynth agree.
Monty is Judging You
Sarper Duman and his Cat
If you’re having a rough moment and need a pick-me-up, you can always count on Sarper Duman and his cat.
