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Free Stage Plot Maker and Input List

Choose who's on stage, drag everyone to their place and send it to the sound engineer. Nothing is stored.

Stage plot maker

Set your lineup, then drag everyone to their place. The numbers on the drawing match the input list.

Who's on stage

Lead vocal1
Backing vocals1
Electric guitar1
Acoustic guitar0
Bass1
Keys1
Drums1
Percussion0
Horns0
DJ0
Backing tracks0

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Monitor mixes: 3

Stage plot

Seen from above. Drag to move, or select one and use the arrow keys.

Stage rightStage leftAudiencePowerDrums1-7Bass8Guitar9Keys10-11Lead vocal12Backing13

Input list: 13 channels

Change any microphone to what you really use.

  1. 1KickShort stand
  2. 2SnareShort stand
  3. 3Hi-hatShort stand · Can go if channels are short
  4. 4Rack tomClip
  5. 5Floor tomClip
  6. 6Overhead LTall stand
  7. 7Overhead RTall stand · Can go: one overhead is fine
  8. 8BassAmp on stage, DI before the amp
  9. 9Guitar ampShort stand
  10. 10Keys LStereo
  11. 11Keys RStereo
  12. 12Lead vocalTall stand, round base · Center
  13. 13Backing vocalTall boom stand
Monitor mixes3

We start from the lead vocal alone and the rest in pairs. Change it if you need more.

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