Lautrec sits atop a vintage EMS Synthi A.
Lautrec lives with Keith Winstanley in the home of Milo and the late great Jet. Follow the links to see their photos here on CatSynth.
A fun fact: this particular Synthi used to belong to Dean Honer of I Monster and Moonlandingz fame. Now, of course, it belongs to the cats.
I’m a little envious of this cat having a Pulsar 32 from SOMA Laboratory (I’m still hoping to have one of SOMA’s works of art here at HQ in the not-too-distant future).
The featured track “No Contact” by SUBEXT is off their album Indigo System, available on the Facade Electronics based in northern Mexico.
We see Bread much younger (and smaller), sitting on a Juno 106 vintage analog synthesizer.
From thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Little Bread on a big Juno-106.
You can see more of Bread’s appearances via this tag.
Cammi Granato and Sidney Crosby are hanging out in the studio. We see (from left to right, clockwise) a Roland SE-02, Arturia MiniBrute red edition, Korg Minilogue, Moog Mavis, Subharmonicon and Mother 32; A large Eurorack System, Doepfer Dark energy, and more Eurorack. We also see musician Scott Smigiel.
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Hannibal from Aarhus Denmark inspects a modular system in a Waldorf Kb37 with associated modules. Submitted by Kim Holm via our Facebook page.
Andromeda is back, this time showing off a Eurorack system featuring SYNTHFOX modules. From our friend Justin Sullivan (justin3am), via YouTube.
Synthfox is a small module maker based in Tallinn, Estonia. You can find out more about them and their offerings here.
Beautiful black cat KC sits atop a very large and impressive modular system. We also see a Novation controller.
From our friend Jack Hertz, whom we hope gets a chance to share the modular with KC.
Fio is a little startled by the interruption as she works on her new track with the Moog Matriarch. From astral_admiral on Reddit.
She’s making her ambient album
https://www.reddit.com/r/synthesizers/comments/16hvjux/shes_making_her_ambient_album/
Can’t what to hear why she comes up with 😺
Musician Colleen (Cécile Schott) plays a beautiful live set on two Moog Granthmoders, several MoogerFooger pedals. Her cat Sol is sleeping blissfully atop a vintage Roland Space Echo (RE-201). Watch all the way to the end 😺
From the Instagram post of the same video:
Today you can listen to the suite of 3 movements that closes the album, “Night looping”, a homage to insomnia, to laying in bed at night and thinking in loops about the best and the worst that could happen to you, or that may already have happened to you… Available on all platforms.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cw2zdvwtxCd/
I hope you will enjoy this video of “Movement II”, which I shot in the sleepy presence of my beloved Sol one week ago. Technical explanations are in the subtitles of the video, and as usual, I’ll be happy to reply to any question you may have! As with the whole album, this song uses only one synth, the @moogsynthesizers Grandmother, and one delay, in this case the Moogerfooger MF-104M. Nothing else, and no digital production involved.
You can find more of Colleen’s music at colleencolleen.bandcamp.com
It’s always fun to check in with our friend Kamal Sabran as he jams in his unique studio with his cats. We see a Behringer Neutron, a Roland SP-404SX, a vintage Ace Tone Rhythm Fever, an analog oscilloscope, and reel-to-reel. I’m definitely curious about what the reel-to-reel tape is contributing to the music in this jam.