From I Can Has Cheezburger?:

We have actually seen this picture before (with a different lolcat caption). You can see the previous version here.
From I Can Has Cheezburger?:

We have actually seen this picture before (with a different lolcat caption). You can see the previous version here.
From James Price, via matrixsynth:

“This is my mostly empty dotcom with my kitten, Button, inside.”

“dotcom” of course refers to the Synthesizers.com rack, which apparently doubles as a comfortable napping spot.
We would like to remind everyone that you can submit your own cat-and-music pictures via our online form, via facebook, or @catsynth on twitter.
From Retribution Body on flickr, via matrixsynth:

“I’m very happy with the new rig. It’s very West Coast Serge / Buchla compared to the ARP, it’s a very different beast. I’m looking forward to doing some serious recording with it.”

“Once again, Ernie is very helpful.”
You can see more on the associated flickr set.
Originally titled “Analog and digital Synths work together…Mini Moog, Synthesizers.com.” From Synthiefrau on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
Hi Folks, the night is cold and grey and I play Synthesizers. Sorry for the mistakes, I play live. My siamese cat Cleo listening, she love Synths also. Mini moog leadsound, Synton Syrinx leadsound, the sequenz is from the Modularsystem, My left Hand played the Roland V-Synth. Effects comes from the Roland Juno 60 and my little “kloiner Racker” Doepfer Dark Energie.
Synthesizers are my life!!1
Watch Cleo during the video. Like Luna, she sits quietly and puts up with her human’s weird sounds, but will make it very clear when she wants some attention for herself.
Another from Maggie Osterberg on flickr (via matrixsynth):

You can see more of Maggie Osterberg’s photos of Scooter and Bob here as well.
From our friend Eric Pochesci at Polynominal, another picture of Mimi, this time with an Elka Synthex:

You can find out more about the Synthex here.
From blwvideo on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
“My secret weapon for all two of my synthesizer videos is my cat, Buddy, who is a synthesizer virtuoso. He agreed to share one of his amazing jams with us. First he takes a stab at horror film fx, and then he goes slow and sultry with one of his more jazzy grooves.”
You can also see a related synth video on matrixsynth.
From Persiflage on flickr:

We have seen Soma playing synthesizers before.
And try out the soma tag for an interesting mix of what this site is about.
From Davide, via matrixsynth:

“Pallina has been caught stomping on my MS20, she was trying to scramble away!!!!!!
Featuring a Juno106, a Solton Project100, Zoom pedal, eeepc and some diy modules under construction!!!”
We have seen a close-up of Pallina with the Solton Project 100 before.
Submitted via Vince Noog Etienne via Facebook:

This photo is originally from stickjones on flickr, and also appeared on matrixsynth. I found a second picture of Elmira and the Korg MS-10 on stickjones’ flickr site:
