The somewhat mysterious abandoned platform at the Hoyt-Schermerhorn subway station in Brooklyn, as seen from one of the active platforms.
Cammi Granato and Sidney Crosby, Moog, Roland, Arturia, Korg
Cammi Granato and Sidney Crosby are hanging out in the studio. We see (from left to right, clockwise) a Roland SE-02, Arturia MiniBrute red edition, Korg Minilogue, Moog Mavis, Subharmonicon and Mother 32; A large Eurorack System, Doepfer Dark energy, and more Eurorack. We also see musician Scott Smigiel.
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Hannibal and Waldorf Kb37 + Modular
Hannibal from Aarhus Denmark inspects a modular system in a Waldorf Kb37 with associated modules. Submitted by Kim Holm via our Facebook page.
Wordless Wednesday: Facade
Synthcat and Synthfox
Andromeda is back, this time showing off a Eurorack system featuring SYNTHFOX modules. From our friend Justin Sullivan (justin3am), via YouTube.
Synthfox is a small module maker based in Tallinn, Estonia. You can find out more about them and their offerings here.
Monty lays down some keyboard tracks
Monty is getting ready to lay down some more keyboard tracks. He is very prolific, just like his human, our friend Dave Newhouse, who was part of the pioneering band The Muffins and continues to release new music as part of numerous projects that we follow here at CatSynth.
You can watch our interview with Monty’s human Dave Newhouse as well as composer and musician Jerry King in this video.
You can see Monty’s previous appearances on CatSynth via his tag.
Wordless Wednesday: Windmill
Maneki Neko DIY Light-controlled Synth
A cool “triple maneki neko” converted into a light-sensitive synth with light sensors, LEDs, volume and CV controls. From polwor.2 via Instagram
Resultados de las clases de “Diseño y Manufactura” para @elprimerextranjero !
Dos sensores de luz, perilla de volumen, CV, y luces
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cuj8-y3uazs/
“CatSynth” Artwork by Martin Hůla
A beautiful and captivating artwork with cats and synths. Reminds me a bit of Miro as well as Basquiat, who come from two different time periods and contexts.
By Martin Hůla via his Instagram temnysily. I am now a subscriber!
