We see a cat playing a microKORG. As a smaller synthesizer, it can’t quite handle the cat’s weight.
We also see an unusual all-white MS-20 and Moog Sub Phatty among other instruments and gear.
From @landonbalk on Instagram, who adds:
He makes custom patches that get used in every one of my songs.
We will definitely have to check out their music!
From our friend and CatSynth TV superfan I Love Cats and Synths, we have a video featuring the beautiful Bella!
I was playing with the Matriarch arpeggiator when Bella stepped on the TEO-5 sequencer button and started it playing a preset sequence which actually went well with what I had going already. I added another arp from the Take 5 to round it out. My kitty is creative!
Suzy sits atop a Moog Etherwave theremin. She is well within the electromagnetic field of the instrument, so she should be able to play us a little something.
Submitted by Erik Gibbels via our Facebook page.
A beautiful Scottish Fold cat poses with a Moog Matriarch, a Roland VP-03 boutique vocoder, and a Korg NANO controller. I also see what looks like a vintage Macintosh mouse.
From upusen on X.
Cairo is giving us some serious attitude behind the Moog Sub 37. Submitted by our friend Robert Saint John via Facebook.
Patch & Freak with Cairo the Sphynx! His proven method of slapping your hand if you spend too much time twisting Cutoff is guaranteed to make you a more creative sound designer.
Cricket sits atop a (wisely covered) Moog Grandmother synthesizer.
Submitted by Spinning Voices via BlueSky.
Sidney Crosby sings along with a modular setup, Dave Smith Mopho, Arturia Mini Brute, and a Moog Mother 32.
Submitted by @bittersweetdb via Mastodon.
Grady poses handsomely atop a vintage Minimoog synthesizer. There is also a little stuffed “Tony the Tiger”, which is a nice touch.
From Doug Llewellyn via Instagram.
You can see Grady’s previous appearance here.
Ganesh poses with “Grandma”, i.e., a Moog Grandmother analog synthesizer.
Submitted by Mark Truesdell via BlueSky.
