
Cocoa poses for us while patching up a modular system. We also see a pretty cool red lava lamp.
Submitted by George Pelletier Jr. via our Facebook page.
Cocoa poses for us while patching up a modular system. We also see a pretty cool red lava lamp.
Submitted by George Pelletier Jr. via our Facebook page.
Hookah the cat returns, with a new synth jam. Submitted by Hookah’s human Darren Douglas Danah via our Facebook page.
You can see Hookah’s previous appearances on CatSynth via this tag.
Identification of the synths (one of them is a Moog) left to the reader.
As soon as the baby goes to bed, Louie pops out of wherever he’s been hiding to play with all the toys pic.twitter.com/GP0gmDHEgI
— Butt Praxis (@buttpraxis) January 29, 2022
Louie plays us a minimalist tune on the toy piano. From @buttpraxis on Twitter.
Heard a strange noise coming from my office.
— HiddenBytes (@bytes_hidden) January 15, 2022
This is what I found. #CatsOfTwitter #Caturday #CaturdayEve pic.twitter.com/4m5quiJyJa
Bear performs an arpeggiated solo for us across multiple synths. From HiddenBytes on Twitter.
We see Akai MPK-249 and NI Komplete Kontrol S61 MK2 as Bear’s main keyboards. There are also Behringer RD-8 and TD-3 beat machines, a Novation Launchpad, an Akai Fire, and an NI Maschine MK 3.
Zelda has found a great napping spot. We see an Arturia Keystep and a RackBrute containing a Mother-32, Mutable Instruments module; the other instruments are left as an exercise to the reader. From zmgcatclub on Instagram.
The sticker from Control in Brooklyn is a nice touch (check out our visit to the shop in 2019), as is the disco ball. Here is another pic of Zelda. We see that there is a Moog Subharmonicon on the next level up.
Sascha is back! We see his Squarp Pyramid MK2 along with the usual offerings from Roland, Behringer and Arturia. From Neil Parker of Space Kitty. You can see more photos of Sascha and the late great Blixa via their tags.
Olive sits confidently in the command chair in front of an impressive array of tabletop modules. Next to her is a rugged JL Cooper fader fox (I had one of these on loan in the 1990s and wish I still had it). We also see a Studio Electronics BoomStar, and a Yamaha 1980s item below it; a JoMox Alpha Base, a Sequential Prophet ’08, sundry rhythm machines from Boss, and much more.
Submitted by Olive’s human Charles Whiley.