Suzy (black) and Buddy (red) spar as they sit atop a Yamaha Keyboard and Laney amplifier, respectively. Submitted by Erik Gibbels via our Facebook page.
Suzy (black) and Buddy (red) playing tag on my Laney amplifier and Yamaha keyboard. The keyboard is damaged on the outside because they managed to throw it down.
You can see Buddy’s previous appearance on CatSynth here.
Finn is napping comfortably on top of a keyboard. Behind him, we see a Behringer TD-3 on the left, and a Behringer RD-6 (grape version) on the right. The blue pedal in the back is a Zoom MultiStomp.
Submitted by Bobby Stewart via our Facebook page.
A gorgeous young kitty poses with a MicroKORG synthesizer.
From our friend MODESTY (@modesty.music on Instagram). They also mentioned that this kitty is available for adoption. Follow the link to Instagram for more info if you are interested in adopting.
We see the inseparable Tommy and Selma next to an Oberheim Xpander and a Roland D-50. We also see a PGM-1000 programmer for the D-50, and various pedals.
Submitted by René (@sportcatmusic on Instagram), who shares this:
Selma is the orange one and Tommy is the black one. They were rescued from Ibiza 16 and 18 years ago. Since then, they’ve been together 24/7 every day, very lovingly. Selma passed away 2 months ago. Tommy has been alone since then and is having a difficult time.
We at CatSynth are saddened to hear of Selma’s passing, and send our condolences to Tommy and René for their loss 😿
A beautiful cat poses with a large modular system, featuring modules from Behringer, Doepfer, Erica Synths, and more. I like how the cat matches the colors of the modular system.
From giorgiozucco on Instagram.
Submitted by Daniel Warner via our Facebook page.
Coco helping me prepare for my set at the Experiments in Electronic Sound Festival next week at CalArts
More on the festival can be found here.
The lovely Olive is back! She has an amazing collection of vintage keyboards from Roland, Yamaha, Korg, and Akai.
Submitted by our friend Charles Whiley via Instagram.
This is so captivating! The sounds of a cat are beautiful on their own, but here they are elevated into a minimalist work of art with a bit of audio processing.
