Cat sitting atop a Roland XP-50 synthesizer, and not looking too pleased 😸
By Dragos Frangulea in the group Synthesizer Freaks.
Cat sitting atop a Roland XP-50 synthesizer, and not looking too pleased 😸
By Dragos Frangulea in the group Synthesizer Freaks.
Sam Sam has decided that the space under the studio console is an excellent napping spot.
This is where the Nord Stage lives when not gigging, and my main Pro Tools HDX station for music recording and CatSynth TV post-production. I am loath to move her when I find her there, so I usually just wait a little bit. After all, even napping cats rarely stay in one place for long.
If the studio looks a bit messy and chaotic, that is because it is. Between gigging, travel, and probably too much gear, it has been hard to keep in order during the second half of the year. The latest dismantling was for my recent performance at VAMP, which came before I had replaced everything from my New York trip. The Nord keyboard usually makes it back in place quickly, sometimes it takes the ever-expanding collection of synths a little while longer. Hopefully in the next few quieter weeks will get it organized and better than ever…
Handsome tuxedo cat Rico Suave poses with a Roland JX-8P synthesizer. Another from Adian Halo on Instagram.
You can find out more about the Roland JX-8P here.
This cute cat-and-synth combo comes to us via adrianhalo82 on Instagram.
While not identified in the Instagram post as a June 106, we are pretty confident in our own identification. See for yourself here 😺 🎹 .
From Space Cat Audio Technologies on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
New Analogue Dubsta Delay & Dub-Synth.
TB-303 TR-606 recorded direct to speaker microphone through a Sony SS-CNP700 that is connected from the Dub-Synth headphone output.
Mister Kitty returns! This time with a classic Roland TR-909 drum machine.
Submitted by prophei via Facebook.
Our feline friend Miep is back, this time with a Roland D-70 synthesizer. FromDennis Matana via http://www.facebook.com/catsynth .
The Roland D-70 is not as common as the iconic D-50. You can read more about it on Vintage Synth Museum . Interestingly, it appears to have at least as much in common with the U series as the D series, and never achieved a similar popularity to the D-50.
Feline-themed video featuring classic Roland SH-101, RT-606, Korg MS-20 and GR-1 spring reverb, courtesy of our friends at the Vintage Synth Museum 😺
Also seen on matrixsynth
Meet Zelda the Grey British Blue, who approves of the studio updates that include painted 1U panels, a microKORG, Roland rhythm box, and intriguing little DIY synth in an Altoids box, and more. From skaterdays on Instagram.