
From Sawa Masaki on flickr.
“It is true mouse, but this is ‘Marble Mouse’. 😉
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From Sawa Masaki on flickr.
“It is true mouse, but this is ‘Marble Mouse’. 😉
If you have your own cat-and-electronic-music pictures, you can send it to us via facebook, twitter @catsynth, or our contact page.
From hyperdust7 on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
Quick view around the Fernforest Project Studio. My black cat likes sitting on things that are black and stylish. He thinks he fits in well and looks cool.
Synths in order – Doepfer Modular A-100, Moog Etherwave Theremin, Moog Voyager Old School, Schlagswerg analogue drum machine, CP-251 moog control processor, Dave Smith Mopho and Tetra, Mackie Onyx firewire mixer, PC, M-Audio Oxygen 25, NI Maschine and a Monome my brother built.
The music is called “Dark Glow” by me. you can find the whole track on soundcloud.
From legionhwp on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
This is an instructional demo from the blog: Http://SynthandI.blogspot.com
The first half of this explains what is needed to connect an IPad running a midi controller App (in this case TouchOSC) to the Buchla 200e modular synthesizer. The second half of this video show a bit about the patch I made in TouchOSC and discussed the possibilities for further exploration.”
Watch for the cat at the beginning of the video.
A video with “odd instruments” and a cat, by Michael Hearst (via matrixsynth).
Including (in order of appearance): Knockman “Chachak,” daxophone, Hohner claviola, bass melodica, stylophone, otamatone, Moog theremin, Elasticbrand Audioware rattle, porter’s bell. Also featuring Maddie the cat.
www.michaelhearst.com”

That is one happy cat. I probably would be, too, with, access to that many Buchla synths.
From Reed, via matrixsynth.

Submitted by Briana Jones via our Facebook page.
I see a Doepfer modular. Can anyone identify anything else?
While preparing for today’s μ-hausen at Camp Happy performance in the Santa Cruz Mountains, I snapped this Hipstamatic iPhone photo of the custom noise synth created by Travis Johns that I will be using.

I think the noisy and somewhat unpredictable quality of some of the Hipstamatic algorithims fits perfectly with this instrument. (Though I do wish the Hipstamatic did a better job of focusing.)
Also in use will be the Wicks Looper, the DSI Evolver, the iPad and the monome.
From Ebotronix on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Roland System 100 (101&102)”
I am guessing René is the cat.
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Photo from luke sanger to accomapny his track go$$ip, a whispering op-1 groove…. Follow this link for more info – the track can be heard below.
Via matrixsynth.
Today we present Luna with the Wicks Looper.

Black cat with a small synthesizer that contains a black cat…
Luna is making a rare Monday appearance for World Cat Day. Of course, every day feels like “cat day” here, but we’re happy to participate with this elegant photo.