The adorable Nomi tries out some sounds with a Korg keyboard, Volca, and a Behringer Neutron.
Submitted by our friend David Van Brink via Facebook.

The adorable Nomi tries out some sounds with a Korg keyboard, Volca, and a Behringer Neutron.
Submitted by our friend David Van Brink via Facebook.


This cat has found a nice napping spot on the desk near a Behringer Model D synthesizer and a CME UF 80 controller keyboard. And the orange towel suggests this is a regular spot.
From Patrick Summey on Facebook, who assures us that “she is a fixture” 😺


Keks sits in front of a multi-row and multi-case modular system, along with an Arturia KeyStep. Submitted by nystada via Twitter/X.
It turns out the Keks means “biscuits” in German.



Tweek peeks from behind a modular system in this moody black-and-white photo.
From dafake via Instagram.


Tuna has found a comfortable napping spot on the Korg Monologue.
Submitted by thedigitalpurrgatory via Instagram.
I just took out the Korg Monologue for a knob cleanup and this void decided to lie down and sleep. I love you, Tuna. You deserve expensive beds (i.e.; our synths)


This cat is ready for his experimental music gig with a vocal mic and two Digitech pedals: Death Metal and Grunge.
Seen on Reddit in r/guitarcirclejerks.


Sam Sam naps in a cozy but cluttered corner of the studio at CatSynth HQ. Above her is our trusty Nord Stage keyboard. In the background, one can see a bit of the old Yamaha rackmount synths, the TX81Z and TX802.


Our pal Servo is back and demanding attention on the Yamaha digital piano. For cats, “this is the way.”
From our friend Ian Beabout via Facebook. Ian is one of many musicians (as well as the main engineer) on the Cloud Over Jupiter album Atomic Jupiter that we just reviewed over on CatSynth TV. You can see that review in the video below.