Susan Ciani

In this 1982 interview, Ciani's voice rack is shown, which includes the Eventide H949 harmonizer.

In this article from Yamaha, Ciani is mentioned as a user of Yamaha 01V.

In this photo, Ciani is visible with Roland TR-808 rhythm composer sitting on her lap.

"Ciani is no newcomer to synthesis, or to Roland instruments. “I have used Roland gear for about 25 years now,” she says, “going back to the MC-4 and the MC-8 used on my first recording, Seven Waves. In fact, I love ‘vintage’ synths. and used the Roland D-550 extensively on Silver Ship as well.”"

"Ciani is no newcomer to synthesis, or to Roland instruments. “I have used Roland gear for about 25 years now,” she says, “going back to the MC-4 and the MC-8 used on my first recording, Seven Waves. In fact, I love ‘vintage’ synths. and used the Roland D-550 extensively on Silver Ship as well.”"

At page 30 of the interview, the Ursa Major Space Station is mentioned as a part of her instruments she used.

At page 33, the photo of Ciani's studio is visible, which reveals the Teac Model 15 mixing console.

"The equipment is always in flux, but some things persist, like the Focusrite Preamp, the Schoeps mics, the Mac Pro, and my use of Digital Performer."

Suzanne Ciani had an Otari MTR-90 in her studio during the recording of "Seven New Waves."

Roland MKS 70 is included in list of instruments played by Suzanne Ciani.

Roland MKB 1000 is included in list of instruments played by Suzanne Ciani.

E-mu Proteus is included in list of instruments played by Suzanne Ciani, and the Proteus 1 is the only version of the E-mu Proteus that existed when this album was recorded in 1989.

Macintosh SE is included in list of instruments played by Suzanne Ciani.