Kat Day

How are you using it?

“Live, I use a MIDI keyboard and use the MIDI THRU to my Moog Minitaur. I use three audio outputs from the OB-6: left and right to stereo DI, and headphone out to my Bugbrand PT delay, and use an expression pedal as an on/off switch. It’s also the perfect size to fit in my hand luggage for our fly-in shows! You’ve seen how the baggage handlers throw instruments right? So being able to avoid that with my OB-6 is a definite bonus.

We are also using it to write our next record. It’s a great synth to write with, to experiment with, and to build up layers on. It currently features on all of the new songs. We expect the album to be out next year.”

In this photo, Kat Day can been seen playing a Korg microKORG.

Kat Day of The KVB uses the Moog Little Phatty synthesizer, as seen in the concert photos on Songkick.

A tweet by the kbv shows the unmistakeable minilogue back panel.

How are you using it?

“Live, I use a MIDI keyboard and use the MIDI THRU to my Moog Minitaur. I use three audio outputs from the OB-6: left and right to stereo DI, and headphone out to my Bugbrand PT delay, and use an expression pedal as an on/off switch. It’s also the perfect size to fit in my hand luggage for our fly-in shows! You’ve seen how the baggage handlers throw instruments right? So being able to avoid that with my OB-6 is a definite bonus.

We are also using it to write our next record. It’s a great synth to write with, to experiment with, and to build up layers on. It currently features on all of the new songs. We expect the album to be out next year.”

During a performance in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Kat Day used the Sequential Take 5 synthesizer to play synth riffs and bass lines. This usage is evidenced by a user-uploaded photo from the event.