
Figaro the handsome tuxedo cat sits atop a Moog Subsequent 37 synthesizer, along with a Prophet REV2 from Sequential (Dave Smith Instruments). From yvesanthonylaur via Instagram.


Figaro the handsome tuxedo cat sits atop a Moog Subsequent 37 synthesizer, along with a Prophet REV2 from Sequential (Dave Smith Instruments). From yvesanthonylaur via Instagram.


Gracie is back! This time with a first-version Arp Odyssey (before the red Helvetica style). From Alison Synthetic Dreamscapes.


An orange cat lounges next to a “Tower of Volca”. Submitted by Greg Roussac via our Facebook page.
I see a Kick, Beats, Drum, and Bass. We at CatSynth have a Beats, along with our favorites: the FM and the Modular. If you have not yet done so, please check out our new demo of the Volca Modular, and we will be giving one away on February 9!


This cat is trying to reach the stops on the Farfisa VIP organ while sitting on a Micromoog synthesizer. From Chris Weirdall via Facebook.

The cats at OK Housecat are having a bit of fun with this patch featuring both modular and circuit-bent gear.
Dude sick patch 🆗🏠🐈 #modularsynth #patch #cat #ok
For more music and circuit bending from OK Housecat, please visit their website.

Newt hanging out in the studio underneath a keyboard and next to a Roland TR-707 drum machine. Submitted by David Cole via our Facebook page.
Newt hanging out while I do some studio maintence.


Georgina sits proudly on top of an Akai MINIAK synthesizer. Submitted by Steve Lamb via our Facebook page.
I will confess, I was not familiar with the MINIAK. After looking it up on the Akai site, it sounds like an interesting little instrument, especially the vocoder. Indeed, it reminds us a bit, at least feature-wise, of the Roland JDxi (which also has a vocoder), although the oscillator sections differ significantly.


Beautiful Persophone returns. This time she has an Arturia keyboard controller to go along with the Behringer Model D (center rear) and sundry other items. From Rob Robinson via Facebook.


An adorable black cat performs on a Moog Grandmother synthesizer. We also a Korg Volca and a nice-looking Zoom R16 audio interface nearby. From Drew Christopher Ratliff via Facebook.
I absolutely love this beautiful little cat with black fur and green eyes. But it does remind me a bit of our sweet Luna, so this is a little layer of sadness along with the beauty.
The Moog Grandmother is part of the semi-modular series that also includes the Mother-32 and the Matriarch. They are all very accessible ways to get into Moog synthesizers. And they have a colorful design reminiscent of the MG-1.

We have a treat for you today, a sequence of the OP-Z from Teenage Engineering sequencing the Voltage Research Lab from Pittsburgh Modular. Elliott the cat presides, and by all accounts approves 😸.