This is not our Luna, but rather another black cat named Luna who loves music, and specifically, jazz! Truly, a cat after my own heart.

From @_luna.wants.tuna on Instagram.

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The beautiful Yivi dials in some great sounds with the guitar pedals.

From Jan Hauzenberger via Instagram

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Oval spiral staircase in Hackesche Höfe in Berlin.

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The lovely Chihiro poses with a Novation AFX Station and plays it, too. From our friend Erik Ribeiro (@eriksuperlazy on Instagram).

Chihiro decided to join me in celebrating International Synthesizer Day by playing glissando with her face on the AFX Station. She also worked the pitch & mod wheels.

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We already knew George loves his Casio keyboard. But he is a cat, so he also loves treats.

In addition to performing on the keyboard, George shows us his “high-five” and “honey bear” tricks. We at CatSynth refer to the honey-bear as prairie-dogging

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Today, we feature our very own Big Merp, who is posing handsomely in front of our large modular synthesizer installation. Other bits of gear can be found on the desk, which is where we do many of our synthesizer video demos.

The makers of all the modules are too numerous to list here, but we do list them in the tags.

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Peter joins Dani Durán (@dani_duran_ on Instagram) in today’s session.

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From the lowrider fair at last weekend’s Carnaval festival in San Francisco.

The wheel by itself is a work of art, but so are many of the cars. You can see a few in our recent CatSynth TV video.

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We at CatSynth are especially partial to his work in the 1970s, but we also enjoy what he did both before and after, as Sam Sam demonstrates with her album selections.

Beyond the music itself, Miles Davis was known for finding and bringing together a great many noted musicians, including some of our heroes like Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and Chick Corea, as well as folks like saxophonist and composer Sam Morrison, whom we recently featured right here on CatSynth.

In addition to Sam Sam, we’re sharing a comic by J.B. that appeared on the CatSynth blog a few years ago, “Miles and Teo”

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Another Blue Marvin sighting! This time with a cat who “wants to be a Psytrance Producer”

It’s so cute how he paws at the synth.

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