Tag: analog

  • Stevesteve and Bruce in the Studio

    Stevesteve and Bruce in the Studio

    It’s been quite a while since Stevesteve last appeared on CatSynth, but we’re happy to welcome him back, along with his pal Bruce. We see in the upper left corner a Behringer Model D and CAT. To the left of those under a cover is a Moog Subsequent 37.

    From our friend Jason Christian.

  • Sylvester, Serge Modular, Slope 114

    Sylvester, Serge Modular, Slope 114

    Sylvester with our friend Dmitri Bronson of Slope 114 in front of one of their massive modular systems (which I think is mostly Serge-based).

    Submitted by Dmitri Bronson via our Facebook page.

  • Orion, Serge Panels, and more

    Orion, Serge Panels, and more

    Orion returns, and handsome as ever! His collection of Serge Panels seems to be growing 😺. We do see the Sequential P6 off to the left. Behind him, we see some classic audio gear including Culture Vulture, Joe Meek, and a Retro Revolver compressor.

    Submitted by Justin Sullivan, aka justin3am. You can check out some of his music and other media via his website.

  • Goose and Duckie with Prophet Rev 2

    Goose and Duckie with Prophet Rev 2

    Goose and Duckie show of a Sequential (Dave Smith Instruments) Prophet Rev 2. Submitted by Ian Alexander Ratzer via our Facebook page.

    These kitties have a great synth – very playable – and I’m a little envious.

  • Mackie and MacBeth Studio Systems M5

    Mackie and MacBeth Studio Systems M5

    Mackie looks at his namesake synth, the MacBeth Studio Systems M5. Submitted by Phil Walling via our Facebook page. Apparently Mackie is a little shy, something we at CatSynth can sympathize with.

    The MacBeth Studio Systems M5 looks quite a lot like an ARP 2600, and has a similar set of modules and patch points, but is its own instrument with its own sound and features. From Vintage Synth Explorer:

    At first glance, it looks like an ARP 2600. A very big ARP 2600. But this is actually a modern analog synthesizer; it is the MacBeth M5. While reminiscent of the 2600, this is not a clone. It’s a semi-modular synthesizer that features a significant array of real-time analog controls with absolutely no digital circuitry at all…There are two discrete filters on-board: a 24 dB/oct lowpass transistor-ladder type filter and a 12 dB/oct with Low Pass, Band Pass, High Pass and Notch filter types. Both filters can self oscillate and feature ADSR envelope generators. There are two LFOs with four waveforms: Rising Ramp, Falling Ramp, Triangular and Rectangular. Each LFO features its own Rate control, output, and trigger outputs. Sample-And-Hold is also possible with LFO 2 (and also from the Noise Gen). There are four VCAs in the M5. One for each of the two voltage-controlled filters, and the other two VCAs are incorporated into the Voltage Controlled Panning circuit / stereo output.

    https://www.vintagesynth.com/macbeth-studio-systems/m5
  • Bellyneck on MU modular

    Bellyneck on MU modular

    Bellyneck sits proudly next to a massive MU Modular system. Submitted by Peter Herres via our Facebook page.

    This is my boy Bellyneck on my MU modular. He isn’t supposed to be up there 🤨

  • ‘Aristophanes’ Dub Ambient (Syntakt, Digitakt, OB-6, Prophet 10 , Pulse 2)

    ‘Aristophanes’ Dub Ambient (Syntakt, Digitakt, OB-6, Prophet 10 , Pulse 2)

    A gentle and inviting ambient synth jam with the Elektron Digitakt and Syntakt, Sequential OB-6 and Prophet 12, and Waldorf Pulse 2. From Martin Stürtzer on YouTube. Originally seen on matrixsynth.

    Setup of this track: The Digitakt plays the drums and controls the OB-6 (Track 9), Prophet 10 (Track 10) and the Waldorf Pulse 2 (Track 11) over midi. The Syntakt plays the first sequence (Track 1), the pad (Track 2) and the lead sound (Track 5). The Midi Fighter Twister controls the levels in Bitwig and the effects, which are Valhalla DSP Delay, Supermassive and Vintage Verb.

    2934 Aristophanes /ˌærɪˈstɒfəniːz/, provisional designation 4006 P-L, is a carbonaceous Veritasian asteroid from the outer regions of the asteroid belt, approximately 22 kilometers in diameter. It was discovered during the Palomar–Leiden survey in 1960, and later named after ancient Greek dramatist Aristophanes. https://tinyurl.com/2t5f5vu6

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  • Jam with Yamaha SK50D and Saruman

    Jam with Yamaha SK50D and Saruman

    We just saw Saruman with his Yamaha SK50D, CS30, and DX7. Now we can here them being played. While  Héctor Genis plays a classic synth-pop jam with lush cords, Saruman bounces around and supervises, as a cat does.

  • Fran Halen with Make Noise, Moog, and other modular

    Fran Halen with Make Noise, Moog, and other modular

    Fran Halen is all snuggled and warm on a chilly day. We bet those analog modules from Moog, Make Noise, and others will help keep her warm, too.

    From our friend Synth Witch via Facebook.

  • Cat and a Cat on a Cat

    Cat and a Cat on a Cat

    It looks like our friends over at Triangle Synth Party in North Carolina have some cats on their Octave CAT. A little figuring covers the pulse width knob of VCO 1, and a sticker sits just above F sharp.