We at CatSynth would be remiss if we did not post this holiday offering from Keyboard Cat, (i.e., chuckieart at YouTube).
And if you’re feeling adventurous, here is the full commercial-style video for “It’s a Keyboard Cat Christmas”:
By the way, they are not joking, you can download this holiday extravaganza from iTunes.
From kingdulcimer on YouTube.
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Submitted by Anton Proskurnin on facebook:
“Maceo looks at the notes.”
I believe the keyboard is a Yamaha CP-33.
Via matrixsynth, where you can see more photos:
Also, check out recoilsun’s bandcamp, featuring music with this Buchla setup. Interesting and meditative. Not sure if the cat assisted.
From rarebeasts on flickr:
You can see other wicks looper photos as well as others by rarebeasts, some featuring his own cat Luna!
Stitch with a CME UF-series MIDI controller:
Submitted by Bob Motamedi via facebook.
This is a good time to remind readers that we welcome submissions of cat-and-music pictures via facebook, twitter @catsynth or the our handy submission form.
Two photos from Davide Mancini, via matrixsynth:
“Pallina, my housecat. She also loves the analog warmth.”
“Same cat, another synth. She loves to sleep near the SIEL DK80, KaossPad3 and Tenori.on power supply… should be warm and humming there…”
We have seen Pallina before, click this tag to see her previous posts.
One more picture of Mimi with the Sequential Drumtraks, courtesy of our friend Eric Pochesci of Polynominal:
Follow the link to see Mimi’s previous pictures.
From chuckieart on YouTube:
“http://www.playhimoffkeyboardcat.com – Keyboard Cat went to Hollywood and made a commercial for Wonderful Pistachios! Bento even met Perez Hilton and Rod Blagojevich! Get crackin!”
Really, Rod Blagojevich?!
Also on matrixsynth. The keyboard in this case is the classic Ensoniq Mirage.
Another in our series featuring Mimi and the Sequential Drumtraks. From Eric Pochesci of Polynominal.
You can see the previous picture in the series that was posted last Tuesday.