Tiger and composer-performer Sarah Belle Reid demonstrate the new Taiga semi-modular synth from Pittsburgh Modular.
To find out more about the Taiga, please visit https://pittsburghmodular.com/taiga
From Planter Music on YouTube, seen on matrixsynth.
“Maybe I’ll go back and figure out what the second synth is doing but what a classic. I used the ALM ASQ-1 for the main synth arpeggio and then the bass notes. The metropolix is doing the secondary synth part and then the squid Salmple for the drums.”
Wait for the cat to make an appearance about midway through the video 😸
We’ve seen Tweek and Satie before on CatSynth, but I think this is the first time we have seen them together. Tweek is the tabby on the left and Satie is the gray on the right. Between them is a modified toy piano with springs and piezo microphone. The springs and the chamber of the toy piano make for some great resonance. And it is a purrfect input source for the modular system.
From Antoine Marroncles via Facebook. You can see Satie’s previous posts and Tweek’s previous posts via their links.
This is a new behavior for us – neither Sam Sam nor Big Merp does this. But each cat is unique, including synth cats.
From Sean Pendleton on YouTube, as seen on matrixsynth.
Snowy has found a nice place to nap atop this impressive modular system. In addition to the TipTop Audio case, we see offerings from many module-makers: Music Thing Modular, Dreadbox, Qu-Bit, 4ms, Toppobrillo, Shakmat, WMD, Westlicht, and more.
From Exit Chamber on Twitter.
Really want to make some bleeps and bloops but don’t have the heart to move this sleepy fluffball.
A cute kitten hanging out at an outdoor modular jam. From nice_off_1 on Instagram.
This Persian cat gives as a big yawn after sitting in a studio with modular and Ableton live. From urkgarurk via Instagram.
Our pal Sascha is back; it looks like he snuck in during band practice at Space Kitty Studios. We see the familiar Roland TR-909 and TR-8s, the colorful E-MU Proteus modules, and a bit of modular in the upper left corner. From Neil Parker of Space Kitty Studios via Facebook.
Black Agent Band Practice at Space Kitty with Jason Pitt & Sascha the cat.
Satie joins us again. This time he has a Make Noise 0-Ctrl, an impressive modular system that includes offerings from Erica Synths, Mutable Instruments, Make Noise, Intellijel, and Bear Modules. There are also a couple of intriguing DIY instruments at Satie’s disposal.
From Antoine Marronclɘs of DAFAKE, via Facebook.