From Stephan71 at flickr:
One day I caught Mingus stomping on various keys of the keyboard I had left on the floor. Funny thing, Mingus was named after Charles Mingus, the jazz bass player. I didn't bother to look what patch he had punched in on the synthesizer, whether it was set to “bass” or “fiddle”. He does also have a Beethovenesque look on this pose, doesn't he? Who knows…
Doesn't Mingus look a bit like Luna?
Via matrixsynth, some demo videos of the most site-appropriate synthesizer, the Octave CAT:
Happy New Year?
Videos originally from OriginalJambo on YouTube.
Remember Daphne, who “loves bleepy sounds”? Well, she's back with some more photos from sushiluv.
First, via matrixsynth, here she is w/ a Moog:
And doing some “Fat Cat Beats” with an Akai box:
No, not “me”, but leslie.paige at flickr. Her photo comes to us via matrixsynth:
Leslie says the she found the cat “near a dumpster.” We at CatSynth are always happy to hear about cats being rescued.
He reminds me a lot of Morty, who some readers might remember from this post.
Morty was also a rescue. He was found as a kitten by a rescue group and raised until he was ready for adoption. He was the original “Supa-Bad Kitty,” and quite a mischief-maker, really the opposite of Luna in a lot of ways. I still miss him sometimes, though.
Can't believe I never noticed this before. A friend found this filter-tweaking cat in the banner for Sherman Filterbanks:
Of course I follow the link back to Analogue Haven, but I've got enough gear at the moment and should probably spend some more time making music with it…
I can haz filterbank?
via Richard Lainhart, via matrixsynth:
Emmeline exploring Jordan Rudess' Synthesizers.com system, getting prepped for Dream Theater's upcoming world tour.
