Fluff loves his Roland SH-101. Here we see him ready to tweak the VCF on this classic synthesizer.
Submitted by Rene Ubachs via our Facebook page.
CatSynth Pic: Fluff and Roland SH-101
Cats
CatSynth Pic: Self-Oscillating
We at CatSynth have been enjoying this meme over the last half-year. But this may be my favorite instance to date 😹🎹🎛.
The first synth I had that could self-oscillate was the Evolver from Dave Smith Instruments (now Sequential). I enjoyed performing with the “fifth oscillator” as I called it. Since then I have found myself experimenting with such phenomena on many a module.
CatSynth Pic: Nina and Novation Bass Station
CatSynth Video: Jazz Piano and Cat
Skinny's brother Fatty nails another ending 👂🎶😺 pic.twitter.com/Day1U4L74N
— Sam Friedman (@sammyashermusic) March 8, 2020
Yes, some may debate whether a cat and piano constitute a “CatSynth pic”, but this is absolutely the content we need today.
CatSynth Pic: Merce and microKORG
Wordless Wednesday with Big Merp
CatSynth Pic: 5U Modular Cat
The 5U modular system comes with its own singing cat module. We at CatSynth would love to get a hold of this. We also see a Twinpeaks filter (Epoch Modular / Rob Hordijk) in the upper rack.
Submitted by Davor Gazde via our Facebook page.
CatSynth Pic: Brisket, Korg Polysix, and Social Distancing
In this moment of social distancing, Brisket is showing us how to do it right as he completely ignores the Korg Polysix next to him.
Submitted by Steve Peglar via our Facebook page.
CatSynth Pic: Big Merp, MicroFreak, and Modular
Today’s CatSynth pic features our very own Big Merp! He likes to bed down on the synthesizer desk when I’m working on the studio, and on this occasion, he seemed particularly blissed out.
One of the few bright spots amidst all the pandemic craziness is that mandatory work-from-home affords me more time to spend with my cats and my music.
CatSynth Pics: Gritty Kitty
Gritty Kitty is busy working on a new composition in Ableton Live! She also has an Ableton Push controller to aid her work.
Submitted by Daniel Brey via our Facebook page.
