My main mic is a Neumann TLM 102 condenser microphone for close recording, which captures a brighter sound of the viola da gamba (an otherwise dark and resonant instrument). For room sound I use an AKG P220.

Audio interface is a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, mixer Behringer Xenyx 802 when needed, DAW Reaper. I also have and love the BOSS VE-20 Vocal Performer looper and effects pedal, which works great for vocals as well as for the viola da gamba, but I use it mainly for live performances/streaming.

• 5 violas da gamba: two Bass viols with 7 strings, a tenor viol, a treble viol and a pardessus de viole

• A Cordoba Cadete classical guitar 

• A lute guitar (not a Renaissance / Baroque instrument, more like early 1900s, with a soft, mellow sound)

• A medieval tenor fiddle

• Piano and MIDI Keyboard

• A treble and alto recorder, several small percussion instruments (medieval and modern tambourine, ganzá, foot tambourine...) 

• And my voice, which can sing in a very high, soft and ethereal way