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Cats
Leo, Nagra Tape Recorder, Monome, Modular, SOMA Pulsar
Leo has it all. A vintage Nagra tape recorder on which to nap, a large modular system, Monome Grid and Arc controls, and a SOMA Laboratory Pulsar in the back.
Submitted by @markus.korb via Instagram.
Scottish Fold, Moog Matriarch, and Roland VP-03
A beautiful Scottish Fold cat poses with a Moog Matriarch, a Roland VP-03 boutique vocoder, and a Korg NANO controller. I also see what looks like a vintage Macintosh mouse.
From upusen on X.
Orion with Cocoquantus and ARP 3620
Orion leans on a Cocoquantus 2, a very distinctive-looking instrument with its wooden construction and colorful banana jacks. It is a design by Ciat Lombarde, whose unusual, chaotic designs we have discussed in the past here on CatSynth. We also see an ARP 3620 keyboard in the background.
Submitted by our friend Justin Sullivan (@3amnoise) via Bluesky
Kitten and MicroKorg (from MODESTY)
An adorable kitten on a MicroKorg, from MODESTY (@monestymusic on Instagram).
She’s so bae 😻
We had the pleasure of seeing MODESTY perform at the the Wonder Valley Experimental Music Festival back in April.
Sora and Telecaster
Sora doesn’t enjoy only synths. Here she is napping on a Fender Telecaster.
Submitted by thedigitalpurrgatory via Thread.
Haiku and XAOC Modular System
Haiku doesn’t seem too impressed by this XAOC modular system, which is being rearranged in a Doepfer A-100 case. However, we at CatSynth are quite impressed with it.
Submitted by our friend Erik Ribeiro via our Facebook page.
CoCo with massive modular
CoCo proudly shows off her new modular synthesizer studio, with towering cases of Eurorack modules. I have to admit, we at CatSynth are a little envious of CoCo 😺
Submitted by Daniel Warner via our Facebook page.
Tony and Frankie and Stylophone Theremin
Tony and Frankie (mostly Frankie, I think?) are having some fun with the Stylophone theremin.
We need to finally get ourselves one of those here at CatSynth HQ.
Synthesizer Workshops at the VSM
Our friends at the Vintage Synthesizer Museum (VSM) recently held a workshop, and included this video advertisement for it.
To learn more about all the goings on at the Vintage Synthesizer Museum, please visit their website.