
Our friend Mr. Maximillion poses in front of a “wall of synths”, including classic offerings from Roland, Akai, and Ensoniq. Among them is an Ensoniq ASR-10; we still have one here at CatSynth HQ.
From Charles Whiley via Facebook.


Our friend Mr. Maximillion poses in front of a “wall of synths”, including classic offerings from Roland, Akai, and Ensoniq. Among them is an Ensoniq ASR-10; we still have one here at CatSynth HQ.
From Charles Whiley via Facebook.


Mr. Maximillion poses with some impressive keyboards, the Ensoniq KT76 and KT88. These were keyboard-instrument synths (pianos, electric pianos, etc.) with nice key beds, at least from the perspective of a pianist.
From our friend Charles Whiley via Facebook.


Group shot featuring Mr. Maximillion (left), Olive (top), and Ansel (bottom). From Charles Whiley.
Identification of the keyboard left as an exercise to the reader.


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,

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We are back from NAMM and resuming regular scheduled CatSynth Pics. Today we have one of our good friends, Mr. Maximillion, in the studio with Charles Whiley. They have quite the synth collection, and always encountering new ones in their photos. And while it isn’t a synth, that mixing console is quite impressive.

If you haven’t yet done so, please check out our NAMM coverage on CatSynth TV!


Mr. Maximillion sits in the command chair of Charles Whiley’s studio in Arkansas. From Charles Whiley via Facebook.
Came home to this. Mr. Maximillion is my ghost producer. Don’t tell anyone. 🤫
Honestly, we at CatSynth knew that all along 😸


Mr. Maximillion has found an odd place to chill in the studio 😸. From our friend Charles Whiley via Facebook.


Mr. Maximillion is napping peacefully in the middle of the studio. Identification of the synths left as an exercise to the reader.
From our friend Charles Whiley via Facebook.
I can leave him down here. In fact he finds peace in this room. The others…not so much.

Sam Sam can be found napping in our studio as well. It is, of course, part of her territory, but she sees it as a safe space. If she is particularly anxious, she sometimes hides behind the mixer and equipment rack.