Another by Sawa Masaki on flickr, via matrixsynth.
You can see a previous picture in this series here.
Synthesizers
CatSynth video: No Personal Calls
From JohnRice on YouTube, via matrixsynth.
“Just a bit of playing around. Mainly a test of the new Modcan vocoder I recently got. Did I mention it has cats?
Thanks for watching!
PS – Hai Wigglers! ;-)”
CatSynth pic: Dahlia Kitty on Pro One
CatSynth video: Voltage Controlled Mind – Supreme God
Submitted by Jeff Donovick via facebook.
Watch for the pan over to the cat.
Synths used:
analogue solutions vostok
analogue solutions leipzig
analogue solutions red square
analogue solutions semblance
studio electronics SE1-X [main acid lead]
vermona perfourmer
vermona DRM1 MK2
MAM MB33II [bass line]
CatSynth video: Gabber cat (Bella)
My cat making gabber for us.
Submitted on facebook by Ian Lambert of Daed.
Nord lead’s arpeggiator was producing the kicks and the DSI mopho was making the hoover sounds (Drum machine acted as a sync clock, and the x0xbox was being used as a sequencer for the mopho)
Bella picked up on it pretty quickly.
A black cat, Nord and Dave Smith Instruments, what is not to like?
CatSynth pic: ghost bandit plays the keys
CatSynth pic: Yoko on synth
From Sawa Masaki on flickr:
Also on matrixsynth, where the synth is identified as a Sequential Circuits Prophet-5
CatSynth video: Analogue Solutions Telemark Demo (with Doepfer DE LFO)
From HubertSsound on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
It’s actually a rather catchy demo. Check out the cat’s participation at the beginning of the song.
Controlling Analogue Solutions Telemark’s filter with Doepfer Dark Energy LFO. Dark Energy has an incredibly high LFO rate and can make for some interesting sounds when paired with the Telemark.
Gear used:
Analogue Solutions Telemark
Doepfer Dark Energy
Vermona DRM1 MkIII
If you have your own cat-and-synthesizers or cat-and-music pictures, you can send them to us via our Facebook page, or tweet us @catsynth, or try our submission form.
CatSynth pic: synth gato
From TheBeastBrothers on flickr, via matrixsynth:
“”His name was Martin (pronounced in spanish) and he liked the Cure’s disintegration album the most (for real)”
The Beast Brothers are also visual artists. You can check out their website www.thebeastbrothers.com or visit their shop. I liked Suavecita (watercolor) and the Shinin (sculpture).
A dizzying journey through a room full of priceless synthesizers – AHNE 2011
From hamsterdunce on YouTube, via matrixsynth (I missed this one earlier).
More music on umop.com! Background music: “O Face” by Parallax.
Get a look inside Analog Heaven Northeast 2011, an annual meetup for synth enthusiasts on the East Coast. Every year we bring a selection of irreplaceable electronic gewgaws from our respective music studios (you can spot my Customsynth Rolands in there somewhere) for each other to admire. Great turnout this year! We even had a visit from the God of Catsynth, apparently.
Cameo by the infamous “cat on a keyboard in space”.