
Cat with an Alesis keyboard – I’m pretty sure it’s a Q25. From Matty Dread via the Facebook group Synthesizer Freaks.
Aha. I knew it.
Finally caught the cat remapping control messages to the mod wheel.

Meet Eli! Here we seem him posing handsomely next to a Yamaha Reface DX synthesizer.
Eli, like Sam Sam and Luna, is a rescue cat, and is clearly thriving in his home 😺
The “Reface” series is Yamaha’s new line modeled on some of their classic instruments, similar to Roland’s “Boutique” line. You can read more about the Yamaha Reface DX here.

From our friend adrianhalo82 on Instagram.
“Frankie being disruptive. #catsynth #catsofinstagram #musicproducer”
We recently saw how Sam Sam can also be disruptive in the studio 😸
From Andor Polgar on YouTube, via matrixsynth. Rhodes, Make Noise Morphagene and cat, what is not to love?
Things used in the video: vegan sausage for taming the cat (that’s her favorite), Make Noise Morphagene eurorack module, Rhodes Mark I electric piano, Expert Sleepers Disting mk4 for the reverb effect.
http://andor.cool
https://instagram.com/andorgram
It may be time to experiment again here at HQ with the Nord and some Make Noise modules…

Rufus the ginger cat is relaxing in the midst of planning a new modular rack. Submitted by Kim Cash via our Facebook page.
Modular rack planning with kitty makes for a happy Sunday
Our latest CatSynth TV documents yesterday’s edition of inWooble, a monthly synthesizer meetup and jam session at LinkedIn’s offices in downtown San Francisco. I had the opportunity to join this time, and had a good time performing with everyone – I particularly enjoyed the time where we were rhythmically together or forming complex contrapuntal textures across the six modular-synthesizer setups. And the views of downtown SF out the window were pretty cool, too.
Hosts:
Franck Martin
Juan Rosales
Bryan Levay
Participants:
M.0 (Maurice Jackson)
Amanda Chaudhary
Chris Otchy
The Facebook live stream from the event can be found https://www.facebook.com/franck.martin.music/videos/1921164038148996/
Sam Sam has decided that the space under the studio console is an excellent napping spot.

This is where the Nord Stage lives when not gigging, and my main Pro Tools HDX station for music recording and CatSynth TV post-production. I am loath to move her when I find her there, so I usually just wait a little bit. After all, even napping cats rarely stay in one place for long.

If the studio looks a bit messy and chaotic, that is because it is. Between gigging, travel, and probably too much gear, it has been hard to keep in order during the second half of the year. The latest dismantling was for my recent performance at VAMP, which came before I had replaced everything from my New York trip. The Nord keyboard usually makes it back in place quickly, sometimes it takes the ever-expanding collection of synths a little while longer. Hopefully in the next few quieter weeks will get it organized and better than ever…
By hplindstrom on Instagram.
hplindstromLook ma… no hands!! 🐾 @synthstrom #lindstrom #synthstromaudible #synthstromdeluge #sequencer #catsynth #synthcat #catvideo #cat #lookmanohands #nomilktoday
I was not familiar with the Synthstrom Deluge. You can read more about it here.

From our friends at Eevo Lute Music & Technology via Facebook.
That Moog gig bag does look like a comfortable lounging spot. Hopefully, Sam Sam does not discover my Sub Phatty gig bag 😸
You can see Eevo Lute’s other CatSynth-pic contributions here.