Another photo of Video the cat with a Korg Mono/Poly from The Wiggly Tendrils via our Facebook page:

Another photo of Video the cat with a Korg Mono/Poly from The Wiggly Tendrils via our Facebook page:

Submitted by James Bragg via our Facebook page.
Quick view around the Fernforest Project Studio. My black cat likes sitting on things that are black and stylish. He thinks he fits in well and looks cool.
Synths in order – Doepfer Modular A-100, Moog Etherwave Theremin, Moog Voyager Old School, Schlagswerg analogue drum machine, CP-251 moog control processor, Dave Smith Mopho and Tetra, Mackie Onyx firewire mixer, PC, M-Audio Oxygen 25, NI Maschine and a Monome my brother built.
The music is called “Dark Glow” by me. you can find the whole track on soundcloud.
A little fun for your Friday morning.
Submitted by Ava Lemert via our facebook page.
This is such a fun video! It has a late 1970s synth-disco feel and of course it features cats.

Submitted by Endai Hüdl via our Facebook page. The pillows are created by softmachines. These are very cute. Now I want one.

Submitted by Nicole SineWave Karrer via our Facebook page.
“Greetings from Techno Puff, He seems to be asleep on the job.”
Cats often are.
From Synthiefrau on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Hi lovely Synthfreaks, here is a new improvisation from me. My new cat ‘Tonto’ listen to my music. I use my Synthesizers.com Sequencer, the Sequencer of the GRP A 8, Moog the leads are from theProdigy, Minimoog, Roland V-Synth, the effects comes from the Dark energie and the Juno 60 (LFO sounds), welcome to the analogue sound universe!”
From polynominaldotcom on YouTube, another video featuring Mimi!
This time Mimi is posing with an E-MU Ultraproteus. It’s quite similar to the Morpheus that I sometimes use. I haven’t use that synth lately, but probably should break it out again sometime soon.

A cute bengal cat on a Moog Little Phatty. Via Moog Music Inc’s Facebook Page and matrixsynth.
“Happy Phatty Friday!
Love,
Your friends at Moog.
If you have a cat-and-gear photo to share, you can do so via our Facebook page, via Twitter @catsynth, or contact us.

Another stylized photo of Yoko by Sawa Masaki on flickr.
Can anyone guess the synths through the painterly effects? 🙂
If you have your own cat-and-music pictures to submit, you can always do so via our facebook page, tweet us @catsynth, or contact us.
From carianoff on YouTube, via matrixsynth,.
“My cat Rikku performing some ambient music on the new Korg R3”