Another photo of Jackson with the Teenage Engineering OP-1, from Maggie Osterberg on flickr. You can see a previous post of Jackson here.
If you would like to submit your own cat+synthesizer picture, you can post on facebook, tweet us at @catsynth, or use our submission form.
From Maggie Osterberg on flickr:
More from this series in coming days. It is exciting to see the OP-1 in action (particularly being played by a cat). You can see my preview of the OP-1 from last year’s NAMM show.
From Maggie Osterberg on flickr – and also on matrixsynth this week.
Bob and Scooter are among those cats who have an impressive synth collection (and thus warrant their own tag). You can follow the link to see previous posts.
Another from Maggie Osterberg on flickr (via matrixsynth):
You can see more of Maggie Osterberg’s photos of Scooter and Bob here as well.
From Maggie Osterberg on flickr. Submitted by torley via twitter:
We have seen several pictures of Bob from Maggie Osterberg in the past, often with a Moog.
And please do check out yesterday’s black-cat photo if you have not already done so.
You can always submit photos to us @catsynth on twitter, facebook, or use the handy submission form.
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!
