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.
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Servo and Yamaha DGX650 Digital Piano
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.
Mr. Puff and Yamaha SK-20
Snowy, Yamaha Reface CS, Korg wavestate
Snowy is making some drones for us on the Yamaha Reface CS synthesizer. In front is a Korg wavestate, which offers Snowy an additional sound palette if needed for their composition.
Submitted by Exit Chamber on BlueSky.
Tuna sleeps on Yamaha DX100
Tuna really loves this Yamaha DX100! We’ve seen him owning it in previous posts as well.
Submitted by @thedigitalpurrgatory via Threads:
As always, Tuna sleeping on my DX100. He never fails to lie down and sleep wherever I put it.
Saruman plays the Yamaha SK50D
Saruman decides to contribute to today’s jam with Héctor Genis on the Yamaha SK50D synthesizer. He adds some high harmonies that change the overall quality of the music.
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Mr. Puff as a Meerkat, and Yamaha PSS-470
Saruman and Yamaha SK50D
Saruman sits in a cozy spot behind the Yamaha SK50D synthesizer.
From Héctor Genis via Facebook and Instagram.
Mistie, Arturia MatrixBrute, and new Synth Shelf
Mistie has grabbed a high spot on the new “synth shelf”. In front, we see an Arturia MatrixBrute (Noir edition).
From Robbie Puricelli of Pro Synth Network.
Tuna and Yamaha DX100
Tuna returns with his Yamaha DX100 (because it is clearly his).
Submitted by @thedigitalpurrgatory via Threads.
It’s Friday the 13th but not a bad luck with this adorable cat.
This is Tuna, btw.
That’s a Yamaha DX100 that he uses as his chair or bed.
And that’s a mini-blep if you look closely.