Hürmüz returns, and he is playing a D# pulse wave on the Moog Grandmother. Submitted by Cengiz Arslanpay (@carslanpie) via our Instagram.
D sharp pulse wave is my favorite
I’m actually more partial to E flat myself.
Sascha has reclaimed his rightful place on the desk at Space Kitty Studio. We see the usual array of gear in the background, including sundry instruments from Roland and E-MU Systems, as well as modular.
From Neil Parker of Space Kitty Studio via Facebook.
To see Sascha’s other appearances, please follow this link.
Meanwhile, in the studio… pic.twitter.com/ktUVXaV4X8
— Notorious CRT (He/Him/His) (@bigbadchang) October 20, 2022
Barney enjoys the mellifluous drones emanating from the gear in the studio. From our friend @bigbadchang on Twitter.
Adorable kitten and a very cool modular sequence. From florigenix on Instagram, who gave a shout-out to the Befaco Muxlicer sequencer-and-switch module. I certainly hope the kitten found its forever home.
A beautiful cat poses with an Arturia MiniBrute 2S and a Hydrasynth (Desktop edition) in the background. From giorgiozucco on Instagram.
This cat has joined us before.
Hookah the cat is back! This time he has a Korg Microsampler, Roland JD-8000, and Roland PianoPlus 70.
You can hear some of Hookah’s music here:
You can also see Hookah’s previous appearances on CatSynth via this link.
The beautiful Kitten (her name is Kitten) sits on a Korg Kronos workstation. We espy a Moog Sub 37 in the background along with numerous other keyboards whose identities are left as an exercise to the reader.
Submitted by Brian Anderson via our Facebook page.
This adorable kitten is standing on an Erica Synths modular system in front of a full set of Behringer 2500-series modules. The latter are recreations of the legendary and rare Arp 2500 modular synthesizer.
From giorgiozucco on Instagram.
Our friend Ansel poses next to a JL Cooper Synapse MIDI processor. We see one of his fellow cats hiding just below – we’re pretty sure this beautiful black cat is Zara.
From Charles Whiley via Facebook.
The JL Cooper Synapse is a MIDI router and processor which can route and merge various MIDI inputs and outputs. It’s very similar to the Digital Music Corp MX-8 that we have at HQ, but bigger. I recall seeing the JL Cooper one in brochures earlier on but it was out of my league at the time. Ansel is lucky to have found one, though.
