
We love pictures of sleeping cats, and it looks like this Charlie Parker found a nice napping spot on an Arturia Keystep. From synthguy216 via Instagram.

We love pictures of sleeping cats, and it looks like this Charlie Parker found a nice napping spot on an Arturia Keystep. From synthguy216 via Instagram.

Industrial ruin along the Carquinez Strait north of San Francisco. This is part of the new Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline Park.
You can see our past Wordless Wednesdays here.
Keyboard cat goes avant-garde. pic.twitter.com/g6wSv0PYkd
— victoria shen (@EvicShen) June 29, 2020
As the kids say, “That’s it. That’s the tweet.”

Phantom performs on a Yamaha DX21 synthesizer. From Andreas Gregor via Facebook.
This was Phantom. He had an ear for synthesizers. I recorded him on my DX21 one day. I think he might be the only cat that released a track on iTunes and Amazon. Lol.
The track Naptime Electronique is available on Amazon and Apple Music.
This has to be one of the sweetest things we have seen in a long time! From our friend Kamal Sabran via Facebook. We see a young man and young cat, who clearly love one another, playing a drum machine. There is also an Arturia MicroBrute, a Korg Kaoss Pad, and some cool retro devices including a reel-to-reel tape recorder and analog oscilloscope.

Monty definitely likes the new Behringer Poly D. Submitted by Julian Guffogg via our Facebook page.
The Behringer Poly D is a four-voice version of their Model D synthesizer that recreates the sound of an original Minimoog Model D. They can be used for 4-voice polyphony or stacked atop one another for an eight-oscillator voice. It also has a keyboard reminiscent of the original, and a sequencer and arpeggiator.
You can see a previous post featuring Monty here.