From grayemoon on Instagram. Cool Buchla system, but this has to be among the weirdest “CatSynth pics” we have posted yet.
Synthesizers
CatSynth video: Cat Music
From Circuit Ben on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Soporific”
The “cat music” does indeed appear to be having a soporific effect on the cat.
CatSynth Pic: Video Synthesizer
Yes, video synthesizers are welcome on CatSynth! This picture by virtualflannel on Instagram features a Critter and Guitari videoscope (which we also have) as well as a Videonics mixer. And a cat to oversee everything.
DSI Sequential – Prophet 6 – Program Test -f1
From peff on SoundCloud, via matrixsynth.
Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 6 program and sequence demos.
level and balance test 6dB headroom (-6dBFS)
ref: Prophet6-kurt_k-051315.syxOS6
The Prophet 6 is quite a synth. The cat seems to agree 🙂
CatSynth pic: Cat and Roland TB-303 (in space)
This cat owns the TB-303 bass synth! From javier_olivier via Instagram.
You can tag your cat-and-synthesizer pics on Instagram with #catsynth to be featured on the blog on a future date.
CatSynth: The App! for iOS 1.4.142 is released!
We’re happy to release the first major update for the iPhone/iPad version of CatSynth: The App!. 1.4.142 (yes, it’s the square root of 2) has the following new features and improvements:
- New Mystery Synth #3!
- Facebook or email login for comments, favorites and more.
- Numerous bug fixes and under-the-hood improvements
It’s that last one that really took the longest: the under-the-hood improvements using a completely rebuilt backend. We might have more to say about the technology that went into it (it’s pretty cool from the point of view of a computer-science geek), but for now we simply ask that if you have an iPhone or iPad, please download and enjoy the new app.
And yes, 1.4.142 for Android is coming soon, too!
CatSynth pic: MIDI Studio and cat
This cat is quite proud of her classic MIDI desktop studio, with controllers and Ableton Live. From lautarogrr on Instagram.
CatSynth pic: Arp Odyssey MK 1
From arpodyssey via Instagram.
“Why if you put a synth down for 1 minute will a cat jump all over it? #catsynth#arpodyssey#synthporn#analogue#mk1arpodyssey#synth#naughtycat#arp#synthesiser#synthcat”
This is an Arp Odyssey MK 1 with a white panel and a different style from the more well-known models.
Analog Ladies at Robotspeak, Saturday 3PM
We have covered several of the Church of the Superserge shows at Robotspeak over the past year or so. And now I will be performing in one as part of a special Analog Ladies edition. It will be an afternoon of analog synthesizer madness featuring several of instrument’s most talented women: Jill Fraser, Mint Park, Amanda Chaudhary, Miss Moist, and 7H1NG2. It’s a casual BYOB event, so if you’re in San Francisco (or anywhere on the Bay Area transit grid) and free tomorrow afternoon, please drop by Robotspeak (589 1/2 Haight Street in SF) to hear us.
I will performing on my analog modular plus Moog Theremini, and probably wearing something with a feline theme. Here is a photo of the modular as I start to set up the initial patch for tomorrow’s set.
Things will be a little less chaotic visually by show time tomorrow. Sonically, there might be some chaos, but that is completely intentional 🙂
CatSynth pic: Spectoral (Cat and Minimoog)
From Spectoral on Instagram.
“Ye meww dig mah mad sinf skilz”
Check out more on http://facebook.com/spectoralmusic
It’s hard to miss that Minimoog control panel from any angle.