The lovely Mae returns and shows off an Akai MPC Live II with a custom skin that definitely makes it pop against her dark fur. Can’t wait to hear what rhythms she makes with it.
Submitted by Alessandro Cilano via our Facebook page.
You can see previous appearances of Mae via her tag.
Floyd the cat poses soulfully with an Akai MPC 1 (he is sitting over the screen). From sire_g_ on Instagram.
Sounds good to me!
Heard a strange noise coming from my office.
— HiddenBytes (@bytes_hidden) January 15, 2022
This is what I found. #CatsOfTwitter #Caturday #CaturdayEve pic.twitter.com/4m5quiJyJa
Bear performs an arpeggiated solo for us across multiple synths. From HiddenBytes on Twitter.
We see Akai MPK-249 and NI Komplete Kontrol S61 MK2 as Bear’s main keyboards. There are also Behringer RD-8 and TD-3 beat machines, a Novation Launchpad, an Akai Fire, and an NI Maschine MK 3.
Dali has quite the impressive synthesizer setup! In front we have an Arturia MatrixBrute, behind him a Sequential OB-6, Akai MPCX, the same Moog DFAM and Behringer TD-3 from the photo of his brother Rothko, a Behringer Model D, and a lot more. If you can name any of the other instruments, please feel free to share in the comments.
Submitted by Dirk Vanstraelen via our Facebook page.
It’s clear who the synth lord is
It certainly is 😸
This was fun. The Kiffness (aka David Scott) performs trumpet and electronics along with a rhythmic cat. Via the Kiffness’ Facebook page.
David Scott, also known by his stagename as The Kiffness, is a South African musician, producer and parody artist who is the founder and lead singer for the band, The Kiffness. Despite the name of the band, Scott is referred to as The Kiffness alone.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kiffness
It looks like he features “collaborations” with cats quite often, so I suspect he will be back on CatSynth again soon.
Submitted by regular reader Ron Gallagher via our Facebook page.
An exercise in perspective as we see a seemingly diminutive cat beyond an Akai keyboard controller.
From fourtwentysound via Instagram.
This beautiful Siamese cat is holding court in a studio featuring an Akai APC40 controller (for Ableton Live), a pair of Korg Kaoss pads, and a Keith McMillen (KMI) QuNexus controller. And that appears to be a dead furby next to the cat.
Submitted by sgt.dingo via our Instagram.
Eat your heart out, @catsynth 🙌🙌😆🎶🎵🥰❤️😻
Yes, that’s a Furby pelt pop filter.
