
No that’s not Luna. Submitted by Stefan Robbers via facebook
“Here’s Teebee, enjoying her private seat. Black cats and Black music machines…”
Also appeared in Weekend Cat Blogging yesterday.

No that’s not Luna. Submitted by Stefan Robbers via facebook
“Here’s Teebee, enjoying her private seat. Black cats and Black music machines…”
Also appeared in Weekend Cat Blogging yesterday.


Another for Casar Ulloa via our facebook page, this time with a Korg Kaoss Pad.
“Plaga CatSynth”
If you would to contribute your own cat-and-music photos (synthesizer or otherwise), you can post them on our facebook page, tweet us @catsynth, or contact us.


Submitted by Cesar Ulloa via our facebook page.
“CatSynth diabolicos.. — with korg X50, cat.korg and Madre.cat”


Another from Julian Dreißig via our facebook page.
“Since Theo made it right into the blog, here’s another picture featuring his favorite musical activity: practicing Lullabies :).”

Submitted by Julian Dreißig on facebook.
“Scales exercises for four paws.
Theo from Berlin says Hello.”
From SuperRoss007 on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
Warning: the sound from this circuit-bent device is quite loud and high-pitched. But the cat seems quite nonchalant about the whole thing, casually cleaning herself/himself during the performance.
Luna is a bit like that as well when I fire up even the more esoteric musical gear.


Via matrixsynth, an image of a rare Soviet synthesizer RITM-2, and with a cat. The original post from 2010 is here. The recent post features a performance using the RITM-2.
“16. Con motto VL147 (1897)
Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis (1875-1911)
Edan Gillen performing on the RITM-2 synthesizer.”