UNBOXING Vector synthesizer from Beetlecrab Audio!
The Vector synthesizer from beetlecrab.audio just arrived at CatSynth HQ, and we are excited unbox it and take a look! We have the main instrument itself, manual, power supply, …and couple tchatchkes in the box.
We’ll have a full CatSynth detailed demo and review in a few weeks, once we’ve gotten a chance to explore and learn this instrument, so please stay tuned for that 😻🎹📺
“Explore unheard of tonal landscapes with a novel synthesis approach with a total of 64 filters, 128 harmonic generators and 64 blenders at your disposal.
Manipulate partials and motion in realtime with procedural orbits and trajectories.”Show More
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UNBOXING Vector synthesizer from Beetlecrab Audio!
The Vector synthesizer from beetlecrab.audio just arrived at CatSynth HQ, and we are excited unbox it and take a look! We have the main instrument itself, manual, power supply, …and couple tchatchkes in the box.
We’ll have a full CatSynth detailed demo and review in a few weeks, once we’ve gotten a chance to explore and learn this instrument, so please stay tuned for that 😻🎹📺
“Explore unheard of tonal landscapes with a novel synthesis approach with a total of 64 filters, 128 harmonic generators and 64 blenders at your disposal.
Manipulate partials and motion in realtime with procedural orbits and trajectories.”Show More
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King Crimson Lizard | Different and delightfully unexpected
King Crimson’s Lizard is a unique album in their discography, both in terms of where the band was and the music itself. It was a transitional period for the …band, with a line-up that never toured. And the music on this 1971 release has a more jazz-infused sound, including a full horn section.
Whether you are a fan of King Crimson and progressive rock, or someone who loves to explore the music of the early 1970s, we definitely recommend you check this out!Show More
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MEOW! #Caturday supercut with Sam Sam, Big Merp, and Hissy!
Enjoy this supercut featuring all three of our Caturday regulars, Sam Sam, Big Merp, and Hissy as they serenade us with their myriad vocalizations.
Meow!