Tics the cat programs a RE-303. Submitted by Dennis Matana via Facebook.
You can find out more about the RE-303 project. It’s a recreation of the legendary Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer.
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CatSynth pic: Cat Video Synth
From Steven Franks via Facebook page.
My new Cat video synth. Looks great!
It does indeed look great. You can find out more at the Cat Full of Ghosts Electronics Facebook page or their website.
CatSynth video: Dicking Around with Braids, Rings, and other DIY crap
From Sean Pendleton on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Love Rings and Braids, need to build more of both. I can’t wait to build Clouds and Elements. Klee is controlling the Rings, Turing machine on the Braids. Drums are a Corny Rhythm controlling a Barton Analog Drum, Decaying noise, and Synthrotek DSM. Radio Music and Wogglebug are making noise in the background. Kept things simple.”
CatSynth pic: Support for Luna from Merce
CatSynth pic: SoundMachines NS1nanosynth
Submitted by Davide Mancini via our Facebook page.
“Nanosynth or MegaCat?”
More on the NS1nanosynth can be found here.
CatSynth pic: Cat on Prototype Synth (in Space)
By Bob Porvan via the group Cats on Synthesizers in Space, and shared to us via Facebook. The synth is apparently a mock-up or prototype, but the cat is clearly all over it 🙂
CatSynth pic: Mr. Fluff and Circuit-bent Keyboard
Mr. Fluff shows off his circuit-bending skills. From eevolute on Instagram.
Mr. Fluff is back on the job! #catsynth #synthcat #fluffy #catsofinstagram #catastic #synthesizer #studio
CatSynth pic: Merce and Synth (for Luna)
A sweet picture from Merce the cat with an interesting DIY synth on Twitter in support of Luna.
“@catsynth thanks for the updates. Glad to hear Luna is in good spirits!”
CatSynth pic: Paws and Wires crossed for Luna
We have been blessed to receive so many warm wishes for Luna over the past few days, including a few in the form of CatSynth Pics. Here is one Merce (@merce_the_cat) via CatSynth.
@catsynth hang in there, Luna! I’m keeping my paws and wires crossed for you
CatSynth video: Cat Music
From Circuit Ben on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Soporific”
The “cat music” does indeed appear to be having a soporific effect on the cat.