
Primus (the cat) sits next to an Akai S-20 sampler. Submitted by Gunfire Horibly via our Facebook page.
Here we see Primus checking out a modular synth:



Primus (the cat) sits next to an Akai S-20 sampler. Submitted by Gunfire Horibly via our Facebook page.
Here we see Primus checking out a modular synth:


Via matrixsynth.
In addition to the Akai AX60, there is a Yamaha electric organ, ostensibly a YC-45D.

Submitted by Andrew Wayne, who appeared at this year’s Outsound Music Summit Touch the Gear event.
“Here is my cat, Samantha, taking a little nap by my Akai AX80.”
This Samantha looks surprisingly like another Samantha that we have featured on this site before.


From Alessandro Automageddon via our Facebook page.
Here’s another picture of Giuliano, the macbook was currently running Apple Mainstage, there’s a small modular rig (Mostly Doepfer modules, with some MFB) and an Akai mpk 25 (not sure about the name). He was mostly interested in the patch cables in the red basket…
Submitted by Alessandro Cilano:

here’s my cat Bella, sitting on the chair of power at my desk.
She’s grumpy as there are too many places to fill in my modular and she’s not allowed to play with the patch cables…
We have seen some pictures in the past of his cat Guiliano.
Today we have another picture from Alessandro Cilano of sleeping Giuliano

“Same cat, slightly bigger, sleeping between an Akai LPK22 and a MacBook. By the bored look on his face you can see he doesn’t like the Access Virus or the Babybox Noise Generator in the background.”
Submitted by Alessandro Cilano:

“A still small maine coon sleeping next to my MPC-1000 while I’m messing around with Rockstar Beaterator on PSP.”
Submitted by Vince Noog via facebook:

Originally from the French-language version of Audiofanzine. The cat is napping atop an Akai MPC 3000. The MPC 2500 was “represented” in Nomadik Messenger’s performance at the APAture Festival” back in September.
I also noticed an E-MU SP-12 in one of the other photos from this set (sans chat).

From officialanticon on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
“Doseone’s cat Purple takes inspiration from the keyboard cat.”