Gerty is back and helping out in the studio. Submitted by Brandan Heartworm Yoshiro-Taylor via our Facebook page.
My Executive Producer is not happy with how things are progressing with this upcoming release…
We at CatSynth are confident things will progress more to Gerty’s liking in the near future. Just look at that sweet face 😻
Ringo performs on a Korg TR-61 synthesizer, accompanied by other instruments from Korg, Waldorf, Roland, Zoom, and more.
Submitted by our friend Damien Olson via our Facebook page. You can see some of our adventures with Damien in New York via this tag.
Here is another video of Ringo taking a break next to the Korg Nautilus keyboard
Tuna is napping on a Korg Poly-800, along with an Eventide Space pedal and another pedal. Submitted by our friend thedigitalpurrgatory on Threads.
Here he is sleeping on one of his favorite beds: Korg Poly-800.
It really does seem to be one of his favorites.
Cutty relaxes next to an Elektron Octatrack (DPS-1 version). From SDEM on Bluesky, who shares a bit more info about Cutty.
Age unknown , a reformed stray – Arrived at mine 2014 , think he’s about 12 . Polydactyl – 7 toes on each front paw.
7 toes, that’s “Poly-polydactyl” 😸
Coco has squeezed into a narrow spot between a Nord Lead and a Sequential Prophet 12 module. Submitted by Bob SwanS on BlueSky
The beautiful Dahlia returns, this time sitting under the desk with a 1010music Blackbox portable sampling synthesizer and sundry audio gear. From our friend Rob Robinson via Facebook.
She is the true wizard of the studio, if any magic happens at all it’s because of her. 🙂
It’s rare that Sam Sam ever gets up on one of the synth desks, so when she did I rushed to snap some photos. This was the best one, with her standing on our vintage Octave CAT (safely covered) and inspecting the Arturia MiniBrute and RackBrute modular setup.
A full account of synth brands in this photo can be found in the tags.
The adorable Nomi tries out some sounds with a Korg keyboard, Volca, and a Behringer Neutron.
Submitted by our friend David Van Brink via Facebook.
This cat has found a nice napping spot on the desk near a Behringer Model D synthesizer and a CME UF 80 controller keyboard. And the orange towel suggests this is a regular spot.
From Patrick Summey on Facebook, who assures us that “she is a fixture” 😺
Keks sits in front of a multi-row and multi-case modular system, along with an Arturia KeyStep. Submitted by nystada via Twitter/X.
It turns out the Keks means “biscuits” in German.
