Tag: moog

  • CatSynth pic: Studio Buddy (Moog and Nord)

    CatSynth pic: Studio Buddy (Moog and Nord)

    A pic from the studio of our friend and collaborator Bill Wolter. His cat naps in front of a Nord Electro and Moog Sub 37.

    Studio buddy. She’s my friend until I start playing drums.

    Our cats are used to all sorts of crazy loud sounds emanating from the studio, but I suppose live drums is something altogether different from a psychoacoustic perspective.

    You can see the many other posts on CatSynth featuring Bill here.

  • CatSynth Pics: Mr. Maximillion returns

    CatSynth Pics: Mr. Maximillion returns

    Mr. Maximillion returns to CatSynth, with some of his best studio poses to date. From our friend Charles Whiley via Facebook.

    He certainly is a handsome fellow. And his synth collection grows more impressive all the time. We some Sequential (Dave Smith), Moog, JoMoX, Novation,

    To see more of Mr. Maximillion’s appearances, please click here.

  • CatSynth Pic: I didn’t say stop

    CatSynth Pic: I didn’t say stop

    A little fun this morning. From Michael Butler via Facebook.

    Cats make great listening companions in the studio. Sam Sam can often be found lounging on the beanbag chair (as Luna did before her) – she just seems enjoy being there and listening, even to all the “weird” music that I make.

  • Wordless Wednesday: Sam Sam and US 101

    Wordless Wednesday: Sam Sam and US 101

    Our interests in cats, synthesizers and highways come together in this photo featuring Sam Sam checking out my US 101 shield, which I was using as a backdrop for a livestream concert on Saturday.

  • CatSynth Pic: Teach Your Cat Synthesizer Repairing at Home (Reprise)

    CatSynth Pic: Teach Your Cat Synthesizer Repairing at Home (Reprise)

    Although this one has appeared on CatSynth before, it is worth reposting in these difficult times. Plus it’s adorable and hilarious.

    Submitted by our friends from the Vintage Synthesizer Museum via Instagram.

  • CatSynth Pic: Ámbar, KeyStep Pro, MiniBrute 2S and more

    CatSynth Pic: Ámbar, KeyStep Pro, MiniBrute 2S and more

    Ámbar the cat is checking out the new KeyStep Pro from Arturia. We also see a Roland System 1, Arturia MiniBrute 2S, Moog Minitaur and more.

    From laura_katik via Instagram.

    Ámbar, Gato curioso 2 😼: “Qué es eso?”
    Yo: “El #keysteppro mi amor”
    …Y así podemos tener una conversación toda la tarde 🤣😂
    .
    Much@s pensaran que es la #cuarentena, en realidad no, siempre hablo con mis gatos 🤣🙋🏻‍♀️

  • CatSynth Pics: Nina and Moog Slim Phatty

    CatSynth Pics: Nina and Moog Slim Phatty

    This is one of several adorable pics of orange tabby Nina with a Moog Slim Phatty synthesizer. From ros_frank via Instagram. The entire collection of portraits is embedded below.

    https://www.instagram.com/p/B5WDgPfIeLl/
  • CatSynth Pic: Figaro, Moog Subsequent 37 and Sequential Prophet REV2

    CatSynth Pic: Figaro, Moog Subsequent 37 and Sequential Prophet REV2

    Figaro the handsome tuxedo cat sits atop a Moog Subsequent 37 synthesizer, along with a Prophet REV2 from Sequential (Dave Smith Instruments). From yvesanthonylaur via Instagram.

  • CatSynth Pic: Micromoog and Farfisa VIP

    CatSynth Pic: Micromoog and Farfisa VIP

    This cat is trying to reach the stops on the Farfisa VIP organ while sitting on a Micromoog synthesizer. From Chris Weirdall via Facebook.

  • CatSynth Pic: Black Cat on Moog Grandmother

    CatSynth Pic: Black Cat on Moog Grandmother

    Beautiful black cat with Moog Grandmother synthesizer

    An adorable black cat performs on a Moog Grandmother synthesizer. We also a Korg Volca and a nice-looking Zoom R16 audio interface nearby. From Drew Christopher Ratliff‎ via Facebook.

    I absolutely love this beautiful little cat with black fur and green eyes. But it does remind me a bit of our sweet Luna, so this is a little layer of sadness along with the beauty.

    The Moog Grandmother is part of the semi-modular series that also includes the Mother-32 and the Matriarch. They are all very accessible ways to get into Moog synthesizers. And they have a colorful design reminiscent of the MG-1.