Coraline stands proudly atop a vintage Roland Space Echo RE-201. Her little skeleton stuffed kitty is cute, too.
Coraline is the official cat of Calsynth, a maker of modular synthesizers based right here in California! We also occasionally get requests about them, given that our respective names are just one letter off.
Submitted by Struan Oglanby of Calsynth via our Facebook page.
TurbQ shows us who owns this Behringer K2 analog synthesizer, along with a handy Korg SQ-1 sequencer.
Submitted by Randy Darabosh via our Facebook page.
Suzy returns to CatSynth. She sits comfortably atop an Ensoniq ESQ-8, which is sporting a much-needed dust cover. Above her is a Roland JP-8000.
Submitted by Erik Gibbels via our Facebook page.
anekkomusic and her cats create and share some “kitty purr resynth” lead sounds as part of a track. The cats seem to be enjoying themselves, too.
Vilkutas joins us again. He is rushing down the side of his Doepfer modular system to start patching.
Submitted by nummerstation via Instagram.
Ozzy plays an Arturia MicroFreak. Yes, the metal-contact keys work for cats, too.
Submitted by our friend Jason Christian (aka Vlern) via our Facebook page.
It’s rare that we get to see Haku and Chichiro together, but here they are, purrfectly posed behind a small modular “expression skiff”. We see modules from Doepfer, Intellijel, AJH Synth, a Bela Gliss, and a Cre8audio Cellz.
From our friend Erik Ribeiro (@eriksuperlazy on Instagram).
