Grady has certainly been busy of late. Here we see him with a Dave Smith Instruments (Sequential) Evolver and a Collider delay-and-reverb pedal from Source Audio. These two instruments make a great combination. Grady seems more focused on his cleanliness.
From Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whoever on Instagram)
A captivating jam featuring our pals Grady (the cat) and Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whowever on Instagram). They play a Les Paul guitar through the Lost + Found pedal from Chase Bliss. It has some intriguing effects that harken back to earlier eras of experimental electronic music.
Grady plays us a riff on his Arturia Keystep. We also see a classic Evolver from Dave Smith Instruments (Sequential).
From Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whoever) on Instagram.
From our friends at Triangle Synth Party in North Carolina via Instagram. Grady is a new cat there but has already made himself at home in the studio.
We see some Make Noise systems behind the cat and a Hologram Microcosm in front. The remaining gear is left as an exercise for the reader.
It looks like our friends over at Triangle Synth Party in North Carolina have some cats on their Octave CAT. A little figuring covers the pulse width knob of VCO 1, and a sticker sits just above F sharp.
Chester, the official spokescat of Triangle Synth Party, peers out at us through a window while sitting atop a Minimoog Model D. From Triangle Synth Party’s Instagram.
Join us as we host the second in our series of ambient outings. The first show went great, with a very attentive audience consisting of friends and experimental music enthusiasts, as well as those who just happened to stop by Rebus Works to shop or grab a bite to eat.
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The location of the show (and the photo) is Rebus Works in Raleigh, North Carolina. Triangle Synth Party hosts synth events and discussions in Releigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and elsewhere in the “research triangle” area of North Carolina. You can find out more on their Facebook page.