
Spike enjoys the OP-Z from Teenage engineering, and its color matches his bed! From @DJLahbug via Twitter.

Spike enjoys the OP-Z from Teenage engineering, and its color matches his bed! From @DJLahbug via Twitter.
From Synth & Sundry on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Starting to make a new track with the Teenage Engineering OP-1. First I go through some of the sounds I used and then an initial arrangement that I hope to build on. My two cats came to see what I was up to in the process of shooting this.”

An adorable fluffball of a kitten with two MIDI controllers, the identities of which are left as an exercise to the reader. From ros_franck on Instagram.

Handsome Spike, who is 14 years young, tries out a Moog Subsequent 37 synthesizer. From @DJLahbug on Twitter.
Charlotte from Ok Housecat returns, this time with a series of circuit-bent musical sticks.
To see more of their creations, please visit okhousecat.com
See Charlotte’s previous appearances here.

Yesterday afternoon I was practicing for tonight’s solo electronic concert at the Make-Out Room in San Francisco; Merp decided that two of the main instruments, the Arturia MicroFreak and Novation LaunchpadPro, would make a great napping spot. Adorable as it is, it certainly made it more challenging to use them.

Merp’s rear paws occasionally kicked off beats on Ableton Live! while I was trying to do some playing on the Nord Stage EX (off-screen). Fortunately, he did eventually get up and I was able to continue with my preparations.
If you are in San Francisco this evening, please stop by the Make-Out Room to hear me perform several pieces on solo electronics. No cover charge, and close to public transportation. Details can be found here.

Eliot the cat sits atop a Behringer DeepMind 12, presumably enjoying the warm analog vibes. Submitted by Stiofan Dubh via our Facebook page.
Eliot helps with spacey sounds.
We at CatSynth are sure he is a great studio helper!