Stage Plot
Maker

A one-page drawing of where everyone and everything sits on stage — drums, amps, keys, vocal mics, monitors, and where you need power — seen from above with the audience at the bottom. The sound engineer uses it to set up mics and run cables before you arrive, so your line check is minutes instead of half an hour.

It's the channel-by-channel list of everything that goes into the mixing desk: kick, snare, overheads, bass DI, guitar mic, vocals. Venues ask for it alongside the stage plot. This tool builds it from what you put on the stage, so the two always match.

Every instrument and amp, every vocal mic (labeled with who's singing), monitor wedges and how many mixes you need, DI boxes for keys, acoustic guitars or tracks, and where you need power drops. Add a contact name and number so the engineer can ask questions before the night instead of during soundcheck.

Click Print / Save as PDF and choose 'Save as PDF' in the print dialog. You get a clean white one-pager with the stage plot, input list, and your notes — attach it to the advance email or drop it in with your tech rider.

Yes, free with no signup. It saves on this device as you go, so next month's version is one edit away. If you want the rest of the gig organized too — dates, venue contacts, load-in times, setlists, and splitting the pay — you can do that free in Bandloop.