YouTube via lactatingwalrus, as seen on matrixsynth
“when to cat massage? whenever!”
I am of course reminded by this catsynth video from a couple of weeks ago.
Tag: cat
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CatSynth video: Kittysleep Roland SH-101
Another video this Friday: Kittysleep on Roland SH-101 via matrixsynth.
From organfairy on YouTube.
“Lately I have been transferring some of my old tapes to my computer and one of the tapes was a collection of original melodies I made in 1994. At that time I had just got my first two professional instruments: The Roland SH-2000 and the Roland CR-1000 – in fact this is the first melody I ever recorded using the CR-1000. The other sounds are made on toy keyboards: Bontempi KS3400, Kawai MS-20, and the bass was played on a CASIO SA-3 runned through a Boss OC-2 pedal.”
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CatSynth pic: Daysleeping (Summertime catsynth)
From Ran Kirlian on flickr:
Working flow at The Blue_Room during summer days
From top to bottom:
Clavia Nordrack 2x,DSI Evolver, Doepfer System, Frodo & Alesis Ion (covered)An appropriate image as summer slowly winds down.
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Weekend Cat Blogging: A triangle of light
This weekend, we have Luna basking in a triangular patch of light.
It reminded me of some of the architectural photos I have been taking, both the triangular shape and the stone surface. And it has a feeling of emptiness, though things can never be too empty with a playful cat.
Weekend Cat Blogging #220, is being hosted by Salome, at Paulchen’s Foodblog?!. This is no small feat as Astrid is away, but she is getting help from some of her human and feline friends.
The Carnival of the Cats will be up this Sunday at Mind of Mog.
And of course the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
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CatSynth video: Audio WeEvil explorations by Prometheus Burning
From telladictorian on YouTube, via :
“Making noise in the Prometheus Burning Studio as Nikki improvises a song with the Audio WeEvil during a Four Pi Movement warm up session. Hardware signal path: BugBrand AudioWeevil08, Boss FZ-2, D…”
Spot the cat who comes over to investigate/participate in the studio session.
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CatSynth pic: kitteh can has modz?
From softestthing on flickr, via matrixsynth
The synth is a “compu-trainer”, one that I am not familiar with.
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CatSynth pic: Jesty
Submitted by Eddy Thalassis-Butler:
The synth is a Crumar Bit99.
We have seen Jesty before here at CatSynth.
And check out yesterday’s black cat synth video if you have not seen it yet.
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Cat Synths on a Whole New Level…
No, this is not Luna. It’s a video from YouTube by cyriak, as seen on matrixsynth:
Sorry… meow mix
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Weekend Cat Blogging and Photo Hunt: Artificial
For Weekend Cat Blogging, we selected a photo of Luna standing atop a table, i.e., someplace she is technically not supposed to be, but there is no stopping a cat from claiming every accessible surface.
The theme for this week’s Photo Hunt is artificial, which is an interesting and subjective term. One could say everything is the above photo except for Luna is “artifical” in that is was constructed by humans. But if one uses artificial to mean simulated or “fake”, then the banana is the most appropriate object. It is actually a musical instrument, a shaker.
In a sense, most of our Weekend Cat Blogging posts explore the contrast between Luna’s natural beauty and her artificial surroundings:
Then again, most humans and domestic cats live in artificial dwellings (unless they live in caves or trees), whether they think about it that way or not.
In the last photo, Luna once again poses on top of her scratching post, which is by now quite worn and will soon need to be replaced.
Weekend Cat Blogging #219 is being hosted by LB and Breadchick at The Sour Dough. They make the somewhat disturbing observation that August is already half over (it has been going by fast).
The Carnival of the Cats will be at Artsy Catsy this Sunday.
And of course the Friday Ark is at the modulator. It’s edition 256, which is a good number.
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CatSynth pic: Nakima and microphone
It’s really a “cat and music” pic, but we did want to feature this photo of Nakima submitted by Serena Toxicat of Protea:
“The late Nakima, our best singer, was an F1 Jungle hybrid (pre-Chausie). He was about 3/4 African Jungle cat.”
Protea appeared at the 2009 Annual Transbay Skronkathon, which was reviewed here.