Submitted by Alessandro Automageddon via our Facebook page.
“A very uninterested Skinny, ignoring Maschine and DSI Evolver.”
Thanks to our many friends who submitted photos this week. Keep them coming via Facebook, Twitter @catsynth or contacting us.
We need your pictures. If you have a cat and music photo you would like to submit, you can do so via facebook, tweet us @catsynth or contact us.
From Moog Music on Facebook.
“These cats sure do have it made.”
Happy Phatty Friday!
Love,
Your friends at Moog. http://bit.ly/IIugW6
Also on matrixsynth.
From HotMusic1 on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
Published on Mar 26, 2012 by HotMusic1
With a synth cat.“More TR-909:
http://www.facebook.com/ricklampe
http://soundcloud.com/ricklampe-1”
From Aaron Apter on YouTube, submitted by both Ville Väisänen via our Facebook page and Veronica Pejril via Twitter.
My cat Vincent is actually a synthesizer. A fluffy, orange synthesizer. I’m using Impaktor, which captures Vince’s acoustic impulses and uses them to excite various sound modules. With the aid of my iPad, Vinny and I kick out some jams. For more info on my other iOS music ventures, visit www.aaronapter.com
Watch the video to the end to see how Vincent feels about this project.
From Paul Barker (Din Sync) on Facebook, via matrixsynth.
And picture of the synth module sans chat.
Via regular reader and contributor Sawa Masaki on Twitter.
If you have a cat-and-music photo to share, you can do so via Facebook, Twitter @catsynth, or by contacting us. (Coming soon, Pinterest…)
From Qi Meng, via matrixsynth.
“Circuit by Peter B
PCB/Design by Meng QiPortable and great sound.
Can be played standalone and as effector too.ciat-lonbarde.com
mengqimusic.com”
From Equinoxoz, via matrixsynth.
Purchases made during the month of September will go into a drawing to win a customized Metasonix R54 module, curtesy of Metasonix. Anything bought online will get one entry and any purchases made in the store itself will get two entries. The draw will be October the 14th.
Hmmm, I am looking for an R54…
Submitted by Pseudobruitismus Rocócós via our Facebook page.
“Hippie Cat (tributo a Takako Iwasa)”
Can anyone identify the synth? 🙂