Xander sits atop a lovely grand piano along with his horse toy. An acoustic piano isn’t a “synth” per se, but it certainly fits within the continuum of musical instruments with cats that we welcome here at CatSynth. (Think Nora the piano-playing cat)
Submitted by Linda Eisenstein via Spoutible. I believe this is our first contribution from that emerging social network!
Our friend and fellow composer/musician Cat Temper submitted this image of a little “Hello Kitty” noise synth via Instagram. The Hello Kitty synth is a creation of Lullaby Machines, which has an Etsy Store with some audio and video synths.
Doctor Zoom shows off an impressive synth collection, which includes an Erica Synths DB-01 Bass Line, a Light Pedal from Gamechanger Audio, a Behringer TD-3-MO, a Behringer Edge, Arturia MicroFreak, Behringer Neutron with a custom front panel, and more.
Submitted by Steven Palacios via our Facebook page.
Sora naps atop a Polyend Tracker audio workstation. It doesn’t look very comfortable, but cats sometimes have their own opinions about this. We also see a Teenage Engineering OP-1 nearby.
From our friend thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Beautiful kitten Luna sits proudly atop a Korg M3 workstation.
From andrew.w___ via Instagram
Here is a second photo, in color.
An adorable kitten plays with an iPhone synth app, making continuous theremin-like sounds.
From the Instagram account of the synthpop duo Sad Pajamas. You can hear one of their tracks (with feline-themed cover art) below and via their Bandcamp page.
Lautrec sits atop a vintage EMS Synthi A.
Lautrec lives with Keith Winstanley in the home of Milo and the late great Jet. Follow the links to see their photos here on CatSynth.
A fun fact: this particular Synthi used to belong to Dean Honer of I Monster and Moonlandingz fame. Now, of course, it belongs to the cats.
Our cat Big Merp loves rock music with keyboards and he loves scritches. In this styled short, he is enjoying both.
Jack White’s concert film “Jack White: Kneeling at The Anthem D.C.” is playing in the background.
I’m a little envious of this cat having a Pulsar 32 from SOMA Laboratory (I’m still hoping to have one of SOMA’s works of art here at HQ in the not-too-distant future).
The featured track “No Contact” by SUBEXT is off their album Indigo System, available on the Facade Electronics based in northern Mexico.
This little studio assistant, or el asistente de estudio, is checking out some great synth gear, including an ASM Hydrasynth; he also has his paw on a Rumble of Ancient Times from SOMA Laboratory. To the left our feline friend is a Moog DFAM.
From the Instagram account of Blupoint Music, a musical instrument and audio production store in Chile.
El asistente de estudio chequeando los equipos de nuestra ESTUDIO WEEK 👀
👉 Actualiza tu estudio con el link de la BIO 🔗¿Buscas subir el nivel de tus grabaciones? ¿Buscas hacer tus primeros temas o tu primer disco? ESTUDIO WEEK llega con una increíble selección de equipos de grabación para que puedas alcanzar el nivel que buscas 💪
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cyg-q88pQfQ/
As my Spanish isn’t quite good enough yet to translate the whole text, we’ll have to settle for Googlish
The studio assistant checking out our STUDIO WEEK equipments 👀
👉 Update your studio with the link in the BIO 🔗
Looking to level up your recordings? Looking to make your first tracks or your first album? STUDIO WEEK arrives with an incredible selection of recording equipment so you can reach the level you’re looking for 💪