CatSynth

Submitted by Christy Purrrlington (@Puffystudiocat) via Twitter.

Via matrixsynth.

“Kitty says keep away from the Juno 106.”

“videocat sings along with her new casio sk-1″

Submitted by The Wiggly Tendrils via our Facebook page.

Submitted by Damien Olsen via our Facebook page.

“Even WonJai has inspiration issues once in a while.”

Submitted by Ian Miles Becker via Twitter.  Two classic instruments, Rhodes 73 electric piano and Prophet 600 synth.

You can always follow us on Twitter @catsynth and share your own cat-and-music pics with us there.

From Travis Johns via the CatSynth Facebook page.

Mandarina “assisting” with some modules – March is the hottest month in Costa Rica and my studio is on the second floor of a building with a metal roof so daytime temperatures render it unusable – so I’ve been bringing work home with me in order to work at night when the temp’s a little more bearable. Unfortunately, there’s usually a certain orange snag to that plan. The modules themselves are from a class I’m teaching called TicoTronics – teaching basic electronics and circuit design via open source synth schematics, modified to use only components common to Costa Rica. For more info – www.vauxflores.com

You can see an example of Travis Johns’ creations and here.

Submitted by Regina Cherene via our Facebook page.

The Korg Poly 800 (mkII) could have ended up as my first synth, though it ended up not being the case.  If you have one, what do you think of it in a contemporary context?

From Marie Haddad, via matrixsynth.

“”Manda the kitty decided to help me write a song today. Somebody needs to get this cat a mic!”

No cat in this second photo, but that must be one of the tiniest keyboards I have seen:

Via matrixsynth, where you can see more photos of the Moog Taurus II pedals. This was the only one with the cat.

From the Facebook group Black Cats Are Good Luck.  Not a synth per se, but keyboards and pianos are fair game here.

“The amazing Mojo =^.^=”

If you have a cat-and-music picture to share, you can do so via our Facebook page, tweet us @catsynth, or contact us.