This cat sits proudly atop a Eurorack modular system. From the futuresonic via Instagram.
Cliché cat synth picture no. 14,725,619. Walked in on these two beauts sharing a moment.
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Identification of the modules left as an exercise to the reader.
This cat means business, and has an impressive setup featuring a Novation Peak, multiple sequential synths, and a large modular system. From gravityswell via Instagram.
Trapped. Send snacks.
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We at CatSynth always love meeting other cats named Luna. This Luna once hid behind a 6U Eurorack modular case when she was a kitten. It is reported that she is too big for this space now.
Submitted by @panic_hardware via our Twitter account.
My cat luna hiding behind the 6U case when we first got her. She’s a little too big these days for this
We invite intrepid readers to try and identify the modules – quite challenging from this angle.
An older photo of Orion with an Elektron Analog Four (Mk1) and a Eurorack system featuring a Flight of Harmony Choices joystick, various offerings from Make Noise and Doepfer, and more.
Submitted by Justin Sullivan (@justin3am) via our Twitter account.
Very calming and captivating. The cat things so, too.
Watch all the way through to see the cat get scritches.
A beautiful white friend returns, longing behind a Nerdseq tracker-sequencer and in front of the same massive modular system from this post. We also see modules on the vertical section from Rossum Electro-music, Make Noise, Mutable Instruments, Intellijel, TipTop Audio, SSF, Random Source “EuroSerge”, as well as Catalyst Audio, Ciat Lombarde, and Mystic Circuits.
From blush_response via Instagram.
The Nerdseq is an intriguing instrument, essentially an old 90s-style “tracker” sequencer in Eurorack form. The boxes on the screen would be familiar to anyone who worked with trackers and MOD files, but the flexibility and possibilities of CV input and output.
Emily proudly sits atop a Eurorack modular system. She clearly owns it and is in charge. Submitted by Gunfire H. Horibly via our Facebook page.
We see a CTAG Strämpler up front, and a cool-looking hexagonal thing next to it – if anyone can identify that, please let us know in the comments.
Cat with an epic wall of modular. Submitted by Steve Taormina of ROBOTSPEAk, our local synthesizer store in San Francisco. You can see many posts previous posts here, as well as several videos on CatSynth TV.
Please check out ROBOTSPEAK’s online shop and consider buying something. We at CatSynth will be doing so.
