band input list example
A sensible channel list helps the engineer patch quickly and spot missing DIs, microphones and phantom power before soundcheck.
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Example stage layout
This example is deliberately simple: it gives the venue the positions that matter while leaving room for the crew to adapt to the real stage.
🥁DRUMS
🎸GUITAR
🎸BASS
🎤VOCALS
Example input list
Channel numbering is only a starting point. Your engineer or venue may repatch it, so focus on clearly identifying each source and the required mic or DI.
| Channel | Source | Mic / DI |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kick | Dynamic mic |
| 2 | Snare | Dynamic mic |
| 3 | Rack tom | Dynamic mic |
| 4 | Floor tom | Dynamic mic |
| 5 | Overhead L | Condenser / 48V |
| 6 | Overhead R | Condenser / 48V |
| 7 | Bass | DI |
| 8 | Guitar 1 | Amp mic |
| 9 | Guitar 2 | Amp mic |
| 10 | Lead vocal | Vocal mic |
Tip: Include monitor type, power requirements and any backline you expect the venue to supply. Clear information beats a complicated rider.
Make it yours
Load this setup into Stageplot, drag everything into the right place, edit the inputs and export a clean rider.
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