Red poses handsomely next to an Akai MPC One sampler/sequencer. Submitted by Eric Lathrop via Mastodon.
Here’s my cat Red helping me with my MPC. He even twisted the main knob to help out.
Red poses handsomely next to an Akai MPC One sampler/sequencer. Submitted by Eric Lathrop via Mastodon.
Here’s my cat Red helping me with my MPC. He even twisted the main knob to help out.
It’s not every day that we at CatSynth encounter a Fairlight CMI! But here we see the beautiful Katie modeling one of these iconic early digital synths. One of the distinctive features is the large monitor which had a light pen, as we see just behind Katie. It was used to assemble sample patches, observe waveforms, and even edit sequences (Page R).
Submitted by Barry Taylor via Facebook.
Our friend Bread has his paws on a Teenage Engineering OP-1, which is safely beneath an acrylic cover. Both Bread and the OP-1 sit atop a Polyend Tracker.
Submitted by Anton Gabriel Largoza-Maza via our Facebook page. Regular readers might know him better as thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Goose and Duckie show of a Sequential (Dave Smith Instruments) Prophet Rev 2. Submitted by Ian Alexander Ratzer via our Facebook page.
These kitties have a great synth – very playable – and I’m a little envious.
Squeaky wants to make some sequences on the Yamaha RM1x “Sequence Remixer”. From woollybackcreature on Instagram.
Such a talented cat. We are so lucky!
Midday at Berghain. pic.twitter.com/IgPZzlPrvv
— Chang Terhune is still here (@bigbadchang) December 22, 2022
Our pal Barney has some cool beats to share, made with Ableton Live and Ableton Push.
A cute picture of an orange tabby RapCat patching an Arturia MicroBrute. From therumblist on Instagram.
Let’s route the LFO to the filter!
Check out music by The Rumblist (made with the assistance of their cats) at therumblist.bandcamp.com