
Looking up at the Black Mountains on the eastern side of Death Valley.
I love this! A maneki-neko turned into a DIY electronic musical instrument. I need to make one of these and will definitely be following up with the creators and curators for more. I do regret not seeing this in person as it was at the Center for New Music here in San Francisco, but this was 2020 and we know how that was.
Fortunately, we can all see some scenes from this video show via this link.

Tuna found a nice napping spot on a Korg Poly-800. Submitted by thedigitalpurrgatory via our Instagram.
The Korg Poly-800 was a small affordable synthesizer that featured DCOs, a VCF, and MIDI. Its successor, the Korg Poly-800 II, was one of the first synthesizers I seriously looked at as a teen, but ultimately opted for a different instrument.

Handsome cat Tigre joins us from Chile. From almateatrera via Instagram.
Gatos y teclados siempre van bien 🐈 🎹 #catsynth
Identification of the synths left as an exercise to the reader.
This kitten performs a semi-tonal improvisation with string sounds. From [LEL TV] Strange Musician Life on YouTube.

A young Tweek sits beyond an Arturia MiniBrute analog synthesizer (original edition) and OTO Biscuit 8-bit effects processor. A fine combination of cats and synths in a moody black-and-white photo.
Submitted by Antoine Marronclɘs via our Facebook page.
You can see Tweek’s previous appearances on CatSynth hhttps://catsynth.com/tag/tweekere.

This cat is in charge at the console and ready to mix his next hit record. Submitted by Dirk Vanstraelen via our Facebook page.
Identification of the synth in the background is left as an exercise to the reader.