Software (on two desk tops and a laptop computer):
Voyetra Midi Orchestrator V 1.63 Very old but very simple, easy to use and it does the job.
Anvil studio. A tad more modern. Version 2013.08.01
Cubasis. The “Elements” version of Cubase. State of the art if we need it!
Creative Wavestudio Ver 6.20.11. Creative Soundblaster USB external sound card.
Musitek SmartScore Pro Ver 3.0. SoundTrek Jammer Songmaker v5.0.9.1

Musical instruments:
Yamaha Clavinova P100 electric piano. Yamaha CVP 202 electric piano/music centre. Yamaha W7 Synthesiser. Yamaha DX7 Synthesiser. Yes, honestly – a real 1980s DX7. Gigged to within an inch of its life but still in perfect working order

Amplification etc:
Philips CD753 CD Player, Cambridge Audio C500 Control amplifier, Cambridge Audio P500 Power amplifier Celestion F30 speakers.

Mobile equipment:
Instruments as above except the CVP-202, plus a Dynamix Stage 140 Public Address Sstem
Two Sony MDS 541 Mini disk recorders. Tascam TEAC Digital Portastudio 564 (Mini Disc Recorder/12-channel stereo mixing desk). Alesis Microverb effects unit. AKG SR40 wireless microphone

And a suitcase full of wires, plugs, adapter plugs, converter plugs, and general stuff.
We can join virtually anything to anything else!

Although the use of computers for live theatrical productions is more common these days, we prefer to use mini discs. We find them more reliable and flexible. If you ask a minidisk to play, it plays - computers often decide they might like to wait a few seconds and a few seconds on stage waiting for the music to start can seem like a lifetime.

We use the following equipment and software to create our music, audio files, midi files, sequences and manuscripts.