We see Bread much younger (and smaller), sitting on a Juno 106 vintage analog synthesizer.
From thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Little Bread on a big Juno-106.
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Little Bread on a big Juno 106
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Bread and Teenage Engineering OP-1
Bread is curled up on the Teenage Engineering OP-1. We saw Bread’s sibling Kielbasa (aka “Not Tuna”) with the same OP-1 recently.
From thedigtalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Bread snuggled up between me and the OP-1. Good morning, Bread.
Kielbasa and Teenage Engineering OP-1
Kielbasa – also known as “Not Tuna” in a previous video – is jamming on the Teenage Engineer OP-1. I like the combination of chords, pads, and more percussive bell-like tones.
Submitted by our friend Antoine Macrroncles at thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Not-Tuna with Teenage Engineering OP-1
For Black Cat Appreciation Day, we have some photos of “Not-Tuna”, a black cat who looks a lot like our friend Tuna, with a Teenage Engineering OP-1. From thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Pretty sure Not-Tuna is a synth cat, too.
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Tuna, Novation Bass Station, Yamaha DX7
Tuna naps atop a Novation Bass Station and a Yamaha DX7. From thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
Tuna reclaiming his spot.
Presumably, Tuna is reclaiming from Sora, whom we saw napping on this same Bass Station a week ago. We at CatSynth know this territorial rivalry all too well, as Sam Sam and Big Merp are constantly vying for territory and resources (i.e., they are being cats).
Sora and Novation Bass Station
Sora has found a nice napping spot atop this Novation Bass Station.
Submitted by thedigtalpurrgatory via our Instagram account.
Sora loves a good Bass Station.
Bread and Tuna and Novation Bass Station
Our pals Bread and Tuna are warming up for their next week, which includes a Novation Bass Station.
Sora and Poly Effects Beebo
Bread and Tuna with Yamaha DX100 and RX7
Bread (orange) and Tuna (black) team up again. Bread is playing the Yamaha DX100 FM synthesizer and Tuna has his paws on the RX7 drum machine. Together, they are ready for some retro-1980s Yamaha-synth fun. From thedigitalpurrgatory on Instagram.
The RX7 is quite similar to the RX5 drum machine we have here at CatSynth HQ, and a fine instrument in itself – the only main differences are that the RX5 has separate outputs for different pads and more complex envelope editing. You can find out more about the RX5 (and by extension the RX7) in our recent demo and tutorial.
Bread with Yamaha DX100 and DX7
Bread is back, and this time he is playing two of Yamaha’s classic FM instruments, the legendary DX7, and the smaller DX100. From thedigitalpurrgatory via Instagram.
Bread likes his frequencies modulated.
The DX100 is a four-operator FM synthesizer, similar to the DX27 and DX21, but lacking the extended features of the TX81Z. The DX7 is, of course, the six-operator FM workhorse of its era, and the most well-known of the entire line.