Inara plays us a tune across her impressive synthesizer collection
From Sarah-Jane Weaver

Inara plays us a tune across her impressive synthesizer collection
From Sarah-Jane Weaver

This cat is helping unbox a new Moog Subsequent 25 (which was also used to make the music in this video).


Kitty poses beautifully atop a Minimoog synthesizer. We also see a Moogerfooger, a Moog CP-251 voltage-control processor, and a Roland D-50 behind Kitty’s tail.
Submitted by Greg Marchesini via our Facebook page. Greg runs the Facebook group Moog Addicts – as big Moog fans (and owners of several Moog instruments ourselves), I suspect we will be visiting there often.
And while we’re on the topic, we’ll be sharing our interview with Michelle Moog-Koussa of the Bob Moog Foundation tomorrow on CatSynth TV. There will be a live premiere at 10AM US Pacific Time (1PM Eastern US, 7PM CET, etc.) where you can join both Michelle and me in the live chat.



Tico walks among an impressive array of vintage synthesizers, including several Roland models -Juno 106, JP-8000, and a blue SH-101 – a Quasimidi “The Raven”, a Korg MS-20, and a Nord keyboard.

From Ribeiro Paulo via Facebook.
In 2019, I had my encourager, Tico, who helped me take everything out of the boxes and reassemble it. Until now, the spirit of courage and resilience has remained focused; he’s a true friend in my mission 😃 😼😂🤙🙄🇵🇹❤️⏰❗


Sheldon (aka Sheldoz) finds a nice, comfy spot atop a bass trap next to a very impressive modular system.
From our friend Justin Maxwell, @303 on Instagram.
@johnhunteracoustics bass traps double as expensive cat furniture
Sheldoz is one of a couple of new rescue cats that live with Justin and his family. We at CatSynth always love a happy rescue-cat story.

Grady performs some cool arpeggios and other sounds on the Buchla Easel.
Submitted by Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whoever) via Instagram


Kat sits comfortably in the command chair of this studio that features a Yamaha SY99 synthesizer, and just about every modular series that Behringer made. We see a Gray Meanie (ARP 2600), MS-5 (Roland SH-5), modules in the 100, 900, 2500 series, and more. I also see an Akai sampler lurking in the corner.
From Steve Watts via the Facebook Eurorack Modular group.
I think I’m going to have to buy another chair


Haku looks on as our friend Erik Ribeiro (@eriksuperlazy on Instagram) handles a Befacio Voltio oscillator module during a modular case reorganization.

Grady plays a Stylophone Theremin. Perhaps unintentionally, at least while he is cleaning himself.
We also see a Dreadbox Erebus being sequenced by a Keith McMillen QuNexus.
From Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whoever) on Instagram.
Well, he’s no Clara Rockmore, but he’s ok.
