Marx from sarendipatree makes another appearance:
I believe that is an Ensoniq ASR-10r sampler? I thought about trading my ASR keyboard for the rackmount at one point, though neither would be particularly practical for me at this point.
Synthesizers
New Podcast: "Mission Accomplished (again)"
Some of you may have seen my parody of Bush's May 1, 2003 “Mission Accomplished” theatrics, and a few of you may have even gotten the joke.
In any case, I posted a version to YTMND complete with remixed clips from the speech. Tonight's podcast is an extended version of that speech remix. As always, click on the podcast icon to the right, or the “Podcast” item in the right-side menu, to subscribe.
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CatSynth video: Nuppu (cat playing synth)
CatSynth video: Steele the Siamese Synth Cat
From tardis454, via matrixsynth:
Not quite as sophisticated as Nora's piano performances, but still a little feline musical performance.
CatSynth pic: Cats at rest
From serandipatree at flickr:
Although I don't have comfirmation on this, I gather the names of the two ginger kitties are Marx and Engels, and the lower keyboard is an Ensoniq (that's kinda E-MU, right?).
Those are great cat names. Power to the proletariat!
CatSynth pic: Mission Accomplished!
hehe, crack upen a window!CatSynth pic: Tuna with Timewarp
Submitted by Paolo Veneziani:
What a cute little black kitty. Reminds me a bit of Luna when I first brought her home 🙂
“Timewarp” is a software simulation of the Arp 2600 from Way Out Ware.
CatSynth pic: little cat and modular
From sduck409 at flickr, via matrixsynth:
Quote from sduck409:
This little cat was a real spark plug when we got him back in January of 2006. He would jump up and into anything.
Like matrix, we are reminded of Moogy the Moggy
Funny how this photo is tinted blue, and only a day or so ago we had a catsynth photo tinted red…
CatSynth pic: Chester with Reason
CatSynth pic: Little Catty and Little Phatty
Another from Maggie Osterberg at flickr:
You might remember Osterberg's previous contributions, including this other photo of Scooter and Bob (Moog).