Sylvester inspects his large modular installation. It’s actually three different modular systems. To the left is Serge format, to the right is Eurorack and in the middle is 5U.
From our friend Elise of Slope 114. You can hear what they’re up to musically via their Bandcamp page.
Sidney Crosby sings along with a modular setup, Dave Smith Mopho, Arturia Mini Brute, and a Moog Mother 32.
Submitted by @bittersweetdb via Mastodon.
This is Cassie (short for Casio). She’s found a nice spot on top of the Roland Juno HS-60 with convenient reach to the purple Behringer TD-3 rhythm machine. Submitted by Leanne Pattinson via our Facebook page.
The HS-60 is a “home version” of the famous Roland Juno 106, and includes built-in speakers. You can read more about it in this article.
If I were to get one of those TD or RD series machines from Behringer, it would definitely be that purple color.
More of a video if that’s alright. His name is Casper, lives in Amsterdam and he is sitting on my Buchla 200 system.
— Sendepause (@sendepause.bsky.social) February 20, 2025 at 1:23 PM
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Casper stands proudly atop his Buchla 200 modular system and plays us a minimalist tune. He looks so contented.
Submitted by Sendepause via BlueSky. (I think this is our first video submission from BlueSky!)
Leia is back. This time, we see her sitting comfortably on a Korg Minilogue synthesizer. Below her, we also see a Behringer Odyssey.
From jamed.diaz on Instagram.
You can see Leia’s previous appearance here.
Watch for Bella in this latest video from our friends at “I Love Cats and Synths” on YouTube.
Seen on matrixsynth.
Grady poses handsomely atop a vintage Minimoog synthesizer. There is also a little stuffed “Tony the Tiger”, which is a nice touch.
From Doug Llewellyn via Instagram.
You can see Grady’s previous appearance here.
Gracie is back, and performing her duties as quality assurance manager for Synthetic Dreamscapes. This time she is standing on an Oberheim DX drum machine.
The DX was the successor to the DMX digital drum machine. It’s a bit lighter, and although I believe it has fewer sounds it has an even more important feature: MIDI.
You can see Gracie’s many other appearances on CatSynth via her tag.
Spike poses handsomely atop his Valente electric reed piano.
Submitted by Simon Beck, who adds:
Spike is a 13-year-old-ish British Domestic Shorthair, though he prefers to be referred to as a Tuxedo Cat. He is often found playing his Valente electric reed piano, a Wurlitzer-like electromechanical instrument, hand-made in Brazil in 2022. Spike lives in Croydon, England with his humans, Simon and Karen, and their two adult offspring.
I am an electric piano player and aficionado, but I was unfamiliar with the Valente piano until now. I appreciate Simon and Spike introducing me to it.
