This is so captivating! The sounds of a cat are beautiful on their own, but here they are elevated into a minimalist work of art with a bit of audio processing.
Cats
Figaro and Roland TR-909
It’s “909” day (no matter how you write your dates), so here is Figaro wishing everyone a happy 909 day. From digitdgt on Instagram:
Figaro says… Happy Techno 909 day!!
Sam Sam with Vintage Yamaha and Korg synths
Cat Modular Jam
A truly “CatSynth modular jam” by Eric Flohr Reynolds (@flohrdumal on Instagram).
Cat and Sequential Prophet 6
A beautiful tabby cat with a Sequential Prophet 6 desktop synthesizer. From Maxence Dussere (@maxeredussence) via Instagram
The Prophet 6 and the OB6 are analog poly synths that I have long coveted (after playing them elsewhere), but still do not have here at HQ. Someday, perhaps.
Big Merp assists in the studio
Big Merp helps out in the studio as we work on one of our recent synth-review videos. Specifically, it was Part 2 of our Cherry Audio Crumar Spirit review and tutorial.
Behind Merp we see our trusty Nord Stage keyboard, our Pro Tools system, and various bits of studio gear including the Roto-Control from Melbourne Instruments, Novation Launch Control, and some preamps and compressors.
Mochi and piano
Mochi poses adorably on an upright piano and plays an E flat for us. The sheet music appears to be in C major, so an E flat is a rather bold choice.
Submitted by therealbabydubs via Threads.
“Digikat” Boogie with Digitakt 2
Vilkutas and Doepfer modular system
Vilkutas sits in front of an impressive Doefper modular system. The look on his face makes it clear that this is his 😺
Submitted by nummerstation via Instagram.
Ron and Virginal
Ron naps comfortably atop a virginal, a small, rectangular type of harpsichord. Submitted by Ann Ramsey (@annxramsey on Threads).
Virginals use the same plucking mechanism for the springs as standard harpsichords, but usually only have one string per key, and lay them out transversely in a rectangular case like we see with Ron’s keyboard above.