Equipment for the Performance


  • iMac (Mouse, Keyboard, Ableton)
  • Midi Keyboard
  • Clip Launcher
  • F.O.H Speakers
  • Table (To place the iMac and equipment)
  • Cable runner (To cover up the wires connecting to the iMac and F.O.H)
  • X.L.R
  • Extension Lead (Not enough length on the wires, so a Extension is required to have it connected)
  • Mixer (To control the amplitude of the performance)
  • Sub woofers (To control any uncontrollable bass, cuts out super low frequencies)

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