From Analog Industries:

ur doin it rong.
Pablo has recently discovered the qualities of analog warmth. Although he didn't get the memo where the “fat” part was supposed to be in the synth, not on it.
We also got a shout-out in the comments section.
From Analog Industries:

ur doin it rong.
Pablo has recently discovered the qualities of analog warmth. Although he didn't get the memo where the “fat” part was supposed to be in the synth, not on it.
We also got a shout-out in the comments section.
From mjp3000 at Flickr, via matrixsynth:

“Josie takes a turn on the Moog “
Specifically, a Moog Little Phatty.
Visit more Cats on Tuesday.
Scroll down to the next article for some cats in art.
From sushiluv, via matrixsynth, we have another image of Daphne:

Anyone want to identify synths?
Visit more Cats on Tuesday.
Some more from our friend sushiluv and his cats Daphne and Gonzo. I think this is the first time we have seen them together:


Remember Daphne, who “loves bleepy sounds”? Well, she's back with some more photos from sushiluv.
First, via matrixsynth, here she is w/ a Moog:

And doing some “Fat Cat Beats” with an Akai box:

Another from Maggie Osterberg at flickr:
You might remember Osterberg's previous contributions, including this other photo of Scooter and Bob (Moog).
A prolific week for catsynth pics.
Two more photos via matrix:
“Cat and Nord” (the original title) sounds to me like it should be expressed in French: Le Chat et Nord.
Next, we have another photo of Bob from Maggie Osterberg:
Via our friend matrix, we have a trio of recent photos of cats and synths.
First we have Scooter and Bob (Moog, that is.), originally from Maggie Osterberg at flickr:
Next, we have a big fluffy cat with an Anywhere modular, originally from sequencer.de:
And finally, and quite appropriately, the “Matrix Cat” laying claim to an Oberheim Matrix-6r. Originally from synx508, whose cats have appeared here before:
Thanks to matrix for collecting and posting these photos, and for putting up with a lot of cranky comments in response to them. In particular, “Matrix Cat” seems to have generated a lot of harsh comments about how cats and synthesizers should not mix. Lighten up, folks!
Our friend and regular WCB'er whaleshaman posted this great story as a comment on the Waldorf Pulse and cats. I thought this was worth bringing forward as it's own article. Enjoy!
few know that robert “moog” really was a cat! his name is more correctly spelled “mewg,” but changed to hide his real identity.
he had a cute little sporty car with the license plate “moog,” which he parked on broadway near columbia university in the riotous good old days [late 60s, early 70s].
people used to stand around and stare, and through the fog of “herbal” smoke, proclaim knowingly: oh, man, he is SUCH a cool CAT. and btw, end the war but sieze the dean's office first.
i suppose you're wondering how he got away with being a cat and having a drivers' license.
apparently there was a motor vehicle office back in the 60s, on central avenue in white plains [near the county center where i went to music camp in the summer of '59]. the employees in that particular office were unusually corrupt [driven insane by the music camp's awful band rehearsals] and would license “anybody” who showed up.
so that's how bobby the cool cat got to drive a car on broadway.
true story — parts of it anyway.
I can vouch for the DMV office on Central Ave. in White Plains, NY. That's where I got my first driver's permit and then license!
Maybe Toonces should try them for his license as well…