From popitem on YouTube, submitted by vlern via facebook:
“My modular playing a lfo based patch and a scary robot cat i rescued from the trash.”
I was a bit skeptical of this somewhat creepy robot cat, but I did find more info about it. It’s called a Yume Neko Smile from Sega. Here is a promotional video:
Yume Neko Smile, the Creepy Cat Robot from Sega
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Submitted by Alessandro Cilano:
here’s my cat Bella, sitting on the chair of power at my desk.
She’s grumpy as there are too many places to fill in my modular and she’s not allowed to play with the patch cables…
We have seen some pictures in the past of his cat Guiliano.
From tedjames on flickr, via matrixsynth:
Also, check out this detail of the MonoRocket case itself:
I will get a modular system one of these days…
From Logan Owlbeemoth, submitted by Vlern on facebook:
It’s a relatively low-res picture, but the synth is identified as a Roland System 100. (Thanks, Vlern!)
Submitted by vlern via facebook:
That is one serious wall of synth!
It turns out this photo was from the PAiA 4700 Modular Synthesizer Project by Brett Maraldo (aka Plexus), referenced in the “Hall of Fame” on the PAiA website.
Here is another “catsynth pic” from the series:
We at CatSynth are always happy to get submissions of new pics from friends. If you discover or create any cat-and-music pictures, you can submit them via our handy submission form, or on facebook or twitter @catsynth.
