From TQDOQ on YouTube, via matrxsynth. See if you can spot the cat.
This is the way we do it in Japan. Dubstep music using TRAKTOR and a
vintage design Serge Modular synthesizer.
Syncing is accomplished over Wi-Fi MIDI clock, with TRAKTOR as the
master and Ableton Live as slave. Latency is compensated “on the
fudge”.This set up is being ported to local clubs in Tokyo, where the DJ
lives. The cat “nyamu” lives in a tower, inside the studio…
Submitted by Ian Miles Becker via Twitter. Two classic instruments, Rhodes 73 electric piano and Prophet 600 synth.
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Submitted by Morgan Pittman via Facebook. Many readers know Morgan (“Mo”) as the editor of The Cat Blogosphere and faithful caretaker of many cats.
From Travis Johns via the CatSynth Facebook page.
Mandarina “assisting” with some modules – March is the hottest month in Costa Rica and my studio is on the second floor of a building with a metal roof so daytime temperatures render it unusable – so I’ve been bringing work home with me in order to work at night when the temp’s a little more bearable. Unfortunately, there’s usually a certain orange snag to that plan. The modules themselves are from a class I’m teaching called TicoTronics – teaching basic electronics and circuit design via open source synth schematics, modified to use only components common to Costa Rica. For more info – www.vauxflores.com
Submitted by Logan Owlbeemoth via our Facebook page.
“my kitty hanging with me while eye werk on one of my analog video synth mods.”
From Chase Lewis on YouTube.
“Fee-Bee plays the keyboard”
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From Ebotronix on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
Roland Jupiter 6
6 tracks
11/8 odd time
Logic sequence
We at CatSynth approve of odd time signatures like 11/8.
From Marie Haddad, via matrixsynth.
“”Manda the kitty decided to help me write a song today. Somebody needs to get this cat a mic!”
No cat in this second photo, but that must be one of the tiniest keyboards I have seen:
