Submitted directly from Convoy the Cat himself:

In addition to several photos viewable at his myspace, we also have a slide show!
watch all the kittens dance
Submitted directly from Convoy the Cat himself:

In addition to several photos viewable at his myspace, we also have a slide show!
watch all the kittens dance
Submitted by Jon Kull (no website given):


Looks like someone found a comfy spot in front of the Moog…
This one was submitted by both elba (who enjoys one of my favorite activites: not shopping at WalMart) as well as brrer:

A bengal with the “very analog” instrument: a classic Jaymar toy piano. My parents found one of these on someone's curbside several years ago – it's amazing what people throw out. When I tried it out, I immediately recognized it as the instrument used in recordings of John Cage's Suite for Toy Piano.
Thanks to everyone who has been submitting photos in the past week or so. I'm a little backlogged at the moment, but I will get to posting them all, among all the other articles I want to write for this forum.
Well, this is a first! From experimental artist brrer, we have a cat-and-synthesizer tatoo:

At br'rer's myspace page is a processed photo of the same cat and synth (or at least it appears as such), but it's a bit on the blinky side…
Remember Mimì? Well, it looks like she's graduated from sleeping on synthesizers to programming them.
Thanks again to polynominal for submitting the photo and his continued support of this site.
Via our friend matrix, we have a trio of recent photos of cats and synths.
First we have Scooter and Bob (Moog, that is.), originally from Maggie Osterberg at flickr:
Next, we have a big fluffy cat with an Anywhere modular, originally from sequencer.de:
And finally, and quite appropriately, the “Matrix Cat” laying claim to an Oberheim Matrix-6r. Originally from synx508, whose cats have appeared here before:
Thanks to matrix for collecting and posting these photos, and for putting up with a lot of cranky comments in response to them. In particular, “Matrix Cat” seems to have generated a lot of harsh comments about how cats and synthesizers should not mix. Lighten up, folks!
From sendling we have this video of artist (co)sine. Great stuff, and it's at Luna's Cafe! How could I not repost.
Scrolling down one post earlier at sendling, we see a familiar face. Remember Mimì? Well, it seems that she's been making the rounds since her debut here at CatSynth, popping up at sendling and matrix. Go Mimì!
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Just a really sweet kitten video from myspace.
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There's probably a synth in the cell phone, actually…
Remember LBK, the “Little Black Kitty” from Nashville? Well, it looks like he found a home! From kitikata-san:
Little Black Kitty has a home! Little Black Kitty has a home! YAY! Little Black Kitty has a real name too! His name is Bruno! YAY! Bruno also has the lap of luxury that he deserves. Bruno's human likes to tap on his leg, and Bruno is more than happy to hop up on his lap to sit for hours to purr, to be petted and to nap. Bruno's lap of luxury is his favorite place to be.
We at CatSynth are happy to hear about Bruno finding such a nice home, something we wish for all our feline friends.
Submitted by polynominal from Italy:

Mimì is a 8 years old female cat, born in the island
of Sardenia in Italy.
Her name is from a character of the opera “la Bohème”
composed by Puccini, although I could never bring her to the lyrical
theatre “La Scala” of Milan,
the city where I live and have my recording studio.
Mimì likes to stay in the studio for the warmy
heat produced by analog machines, perfect for little
cozy naps!
In the snapshot she's thinking of a way to sync a tb303
to an Elka Synthex's sequencer!
I hope she'll find out soon! 🙂
Besides being a classic analog instrument for techno and dance music, the TB-303 is quite a comfy location for a nap. Who knew?