Submitted by kf6gpe via Twitter.
@catsynth Hazy with our new Moog Mother-32.
From Cats on Synthesizers in Space.
Interesting looking grey kitty on a Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 analog synthesizer, one of the first fully programmable polyphonic analog synths, the Prophet 5 is the most classic synthesizer of the eighties, made from 1978 -1984 —————- I find the image of the cat most striking.
Submitted by Davide Mancini via our Facebook page.
“Nanosynth or MegaCat?”
More on the NS1nanosynth can be found here.
[Photo by Christina Stanley]
On January 10, 2016, Vacuum Tree Head performed at Berkeley Arts as part of the “Hardly Strictly Personal” benefit festival curated by Mika Pontecorvo. We played a short instrumental set that featured refinements of existing songs from our previous performance as well as new compositions. You can see and hear the highlights in this video.
As you can see from these highlights, it was short and energetic, and we certainly had a lot of fun playing.
[Photo by Christina Stanley]
The band was led as always by Jason Berry, who also played soprano saxophone and electronics. The rest of the best included Amanda Chaudhary on Nord Stage and Moog Sub Phatty keyboards, Michael de la Cuesta on guitar and synthesizers, Rich Lesnick on saxophone and bass clarinet, Thomas Scandura on drums, and Stephen Wright on bass. Mixing, editing, and interstitial music was done at CatSynth HQ; and the animations were by J.B.
Meet Castellanito, who has found the ultimate napping spot atop a Moog Voyager. Submitted by
Aero Vhf via our Facebook page.
Maurice the cat sitting on a Waldorf synthesizer and showing off his Sherman Filterbank. From skaiottolo on Instagram.
It would be interesting one day to pair a Sherman Filterbank with the modular synth at CatSynth, including the Metasonix modules…