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.
Tag: orange cat
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Squeaky and Yamaha RM1x
Squeaky wants to make some sequences on the Yamaha RM1x “Sequence Remixer”. From woollybackcreature on Instagram.
Such a talented cat. We are so lucky!
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Beats with Barney
Midday at Berghain. pic.twitter.com/IgPZzlPrvv
— Chang Terhune is still here (@bigbadchang) December 22, 2022Our pal Barney has some cool beats to share, made with Ableton Live and Ableton Push.
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RapCat and Arturia MicroBrute
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
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CatSynth Pic: Boss DR-660
A cute orange cat and a Boss “Dr. Rhythm” DR-660 come together in this bright photo. From Fa Szi via Facebook.
There is an old DR-660 here at CatSynth HQ, but I haven’t been able to get it to work. This image inspires me to try it again.
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CatSynth Pic: Roland Juno and Sequential Prophet 12
A beautiful orange cat sits atop a Roland Juno-106 synthesizer. Below we see a Sequential Prophet 12 (keyboard edition). From guidecore on Instagram.
Hola Buenos Días~ let’s meet the cat synthesizer.. 🐱🎹
The Juno-106 and Prophet 12 are both fine instruments. We at CatSynth have a Prophet 12 – it’s a favorite. As for the Juno, we are enjoying our virtual edition from Arturia. You can see our recent tutorial and review in this video.
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CatSynth Pic: Pisze and Boss DR-660
Cute orange cat Pisze poses with a Boss “Dr. Rhythm” DR-660 drum machine. Submitted by Fa Szi via our Facebook page.
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CatSynth Pic: Giuliano, Mae, and MicroFreak
Giuliano (orange) and Mae (black) enjoy a jam session with the Arturia MicroFreak. Submitted by Alessandro Cilano via our Facebook page.
Giuliano in particular seems to be enjoying it.
The MicroFreak has become one of our main instruments for live performance as well as experimentation. Here is one of our videos demonstrating its features.
You can also see more posts of Giuliano.
