
Our friend Runkl returns with another portrait in front of the modular synth. Submitted by Jeph Nor via Facebook.

Our friend Runkl returns with another portrait in front of the modular synth. Submitted by Jeph Nor via Facebook.

Our friend Merce the cat with a Roland SH-1000 synthesizer. Submitted via Twitter.
@matrixsynth @catsynth So interesting. I did not know about the lineage of Roland 1000 and the microKorg pic.twitter.com/Zcw4HxZVI4
— Merce (@Merce_the_cat) April 5, 2017
It was in response to a via matrixsynth, originally from Electronic Musician. It described the many years of synth innovations from Ikutaro Kakehashi, one of the visionary elders of the synthesizer world and founder of Roland. He passed away earlier this week.

Some epic circuit bending anchored by a cat keyboard toy 😸
From mondofreeko_68 on Instagram.
I’m pretty sure we at CatSynth have that toy around here somewhere…

Kisses the kitten explores a modular synth setup. We think kisses is adorable 😻
By our friend Julia Moore, aka Portland-based multi-instrumentalist Juli Amore. Please do check out her music.
Cats! Synths! Internets! All the things. Say hi to Cleo, our newest member. =^.^= <3 <3 pic.twitter.com/qLVeGvSUnb
— Duck (@duckband_uk) September 27, 2016
Adorable black kitten with a microKORG synthesizer. By Duck (@duckband_uk) on Twitter, submitted to @catsynth on Twitter via Dan Kletter.
@catsynth 😺 https://t.co/F7lp6QwNCJ
— Dan Kletter (@soundclamp) March 31, 2017
Hi Cleo, so nice to meet you 😺
We have a new audio release from our friend Hookah the Cat! 😺
Hello, my first official release came out this week. I played every sound on it, my human merely recorded it. Availabe as digital or on a split cassette with the lasse jensen trio. https://stilletid.bandcamp.com/track/side-hookah

A couple of cats exploring Moogerfooger pedals. From our friends at Moog Music, Inc.
Really feline the effects this Caturday.
📷: tareh78 on IG
Oy vey 😸
Via Dangerous Minds, we have this rather trippy PSA from 1971 using Alice in Wonderland as a frame for discussing the dangers of drugs.
The original was created by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (forerunner to the current Health and Human Services department) and can be found in the National Archives.
In hindsight, the video probably fails miserably at its mission – indeed, much of past decades’ anti-drug campaigns seem rather foolish in hindsight. But the imagery is gorgeous and quite captivating, as is the soundtrack. We at CatSynth in particular quite light the sparse synth music. And the cats, both the Cheshire Cat and the real-life cat that appears at the beginning and end 😺. Anyone care to identify the synth(s) used?

Kitten atop a MicroKORG synthesizer in the background of a computer running Reaktor software. From demituxford on Instagram, where you can see it as a video loop.
demituxfordI pay £7500 a year to make things like this. Uni has been good 2 me 🐈. #catsynth #reaktor

Lucy the cat naps with her Evntide Space reverb pedal. Submitted by machew via Instagram.
“Lucy loves space #catsynth”