Tuna cleans himself while playing a drone on a Korg Poly-800 synthesizer. There is actually a lot of complex variation in here (presumably from the connection to Ableton Live).
ableton
Novation Remote, Arturia Pigments, Ableton Live
Lucy and Ableton Live
Lucy shows off a new Ableton Live project. And she doesn’t want anyone messing with it.
From fruitbass on Instagram.
My cat Lucy is a little bit annoyed every time I use her music equipment. 🔊🐱
https://www.instagram.com/p/CvNMjljomxI/
Amibentkitty
a sunday morning meditation ✨ pic.twitter.com/hEAc6hgY7r
— QRTR 🪙 (@qrtrmusic) September 29, 2019
Intrepid reader @EvanUnoArt on Twitter found this amazing video from 2019. It was originally published by QRTR on Twitter as “a sunday morning meditation” [sic]. They also published the music as a track on Bandcamp 😺
Beats with Barney
Midday at Berghain. pic.twitter.com/IgPZzlPrvv
— Chang Terhune is still here (@bigbadchang) December 22, 2022
Our pal Barney has some cool beats to share, made with Ableton Live and Ableton Push.
Gerty and Tiny Studio (Ableton, Korg Volca)
Gerty returns with a “tiny studio” consisting of Ableton Live! and a pair of Korg Volcas. The Volca Modular is a favorite of ours at CatSynth.
From Brandon Heartworm Yahiro-Taylor.
Micro-Studio… indoors today, lollygagging around version…My intern is not amused by the squalling bleeepy-bloopy modular synth stuff…
Yawning in the studio
This Persian cat gives as a big yawn after sitting in a studio with modular and Ableton live. From urkgarurk via Instagram.
Barney with Roland JP-08, Ableton Push, Electrix Mo-Fx and more
Barney sits in the command position of a studio that includes a Roland JP-08 Boutique synthesizer, Ableton Push controller, Eletrix Mo-Fx processor, and much more.
From @bigbadchang on Twitter.
“Ahem. Walk me first then you make the beep boop sounds.”
Gerty in the studio
Stay at home concert #30 (Ambient / Berlin School Session)
That is one patient cat! Just chilling in the corner for the entire concert.
I also quite like the combination of instruments: vintage Juno-60 and Oberheim Xpander synthesizers along with the newer Arturia MicroFreq, Sequential Rev2, Moog Sub37, and more.
By Martin Stürtzer on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“It is time for another Ambient / Berlin School session! I prepared three long tracks with pads and sequences from the Oberheim Xpander, Waldorf Iridium, Roland Juno-60, Sequential Rev2, Moog Sub37, Arturia Microfreak and my modular system. All sounds are midi sequenced from Ableton. FX are coming from U-He Colour Copy, NI Raum. The Rev2 is connected to Strymon Timeline and Eventide H9. My Juno-60 is clocked from Ableton ‘CV Tools’ through an audio output of the RME 802. I am playing the Arpeggiator and hope to have a proper midi interface for it next time.”