What are /r/theatrekeyboardists' favorite Products & Services?

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I used PDFpenPro ( https://pdfpen.com/pdfpenpro/ ). I was fortunate that the scans I had of the original parts were all pretty straight, and all at about the same scale, so I was able to just select measures from one PDF and drop it into the other PDF, and it usually just worked.

I use red sticky circles. I put them right at the end of the previous sound (so that way if there are rests, it's ready to go). If it's a quick change and I need to incorporate the change of sound on a beat, I'll use a red colored pencil to draw a line above and below the red sticky to indicate the beat. (The red sticky will therefore be on a beat.)

I also use a foot pedal to change my patches instead of one of the keys. This works especially well in fast patch changes because I don't need to move my hands away from the area of the keyboard I'm playing.

https://www.amazon.com/Logidy-UMI3-MIDI-over-Controller/dp/B002YL81RW/ref=sr_1_3?crid=10SC27OWG47LC&dchild=1&keywords=logidy+umi3+midi+over+usb+foot+controller&qid=1599855537&sprefix=umi3+foot%2Caps%2C158&sr=8-3

The red sticky is good for me because it's bold and colorful on the page so I know I won't miss it. If I marked in pencil or something, it might blend in with the notes or other notations I've made.

Hope this helps! :)