Or maybe that’s played SXSW, as this was posted by chuckieart almost two weeks ago.
Austin, TX: Keyboard Cat knows the only way to get real cred at SXSW is to put up a bunch of posters and set up and play on the street! It’s more exciting than an iPad 2 store!
Also reposted on matrixsynth.
From chronosproject on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
“Freaky presets from Chronos”
A delightfully weird video that will definitely wake one up on a Monday morning.
From alkexinstruments on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
“Mr Kitty and Bessie Jamming on the Alkex instruments minimoog midi controller. Get yours at www.alkex.com”
From grainbelt01, via matrixsynth:
Out now: http://plaguediagram.com/
The transparent vinyl looks beautiful, but I don’t have a vinyl turntable. I did download the mp3 album, though.
I just heard a little bit of it as a de-facto mashup with live-video coming up of Egypt.
From stretta on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
Spot the cat coming over to supervise the installation at the end.
While many of our friends were dealing with snow, we enjoyed a some sunshine here in California this past week, even a bit of warmth. Here we see Luna intently looking out the window in a patch of strong afternoon sun:
I like the warm colors in this one, and the way it contrasts with her fur.
I also made this video. The original came out rather dark, but it was good for experimenting with black-and-white, digital grain effects and contrast. Wait until the end to hear Luna’s sweet little voice.
Weekend Cat Blogging #294 is hosted by Billy Sweetfeets. (Watch the french toast video at your own risk.)
The Carnival of the Cats will be hosted this Sunday by Nikita.
And next week we will be hosting Weekend Cat Blogging here at CatSynth!
From n3wt15 on YouTube:
“Me and my cat, Skeleton keys, OTO Biscuit, and Kp3
Also on matrixsynth as “1of5”.
From popitem on YouTube, submitted by vlern via facebook:
“My modular playing a lfo based patch and a scary robot cat i rescued from the trash.”
I was a bit skeptical of this somewhat creepy robot cat, but I did find more info about it. It’s called a Yume Neko Smile from Sega. Here is a promotional video:
Yume Neko Smile, the Creepy Cat Robot from Sega
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