For sound engineers

Stage Plot

Updated April 2026

  • 16Inputs
  • IEMSplits up to 16 ch
  • Own PAIEM mix + split to House
  • WirelessLead vocal: Shure ULX-D
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Stage Layout

Tap a channel number to find it in the input list.

Back of stage

Bass

Vocal backup

Drums

Vocal backup · riser 72"×80"+

Splitter

IEM monitor · snake

Lead Vocal

Straight stand · center

Lead Guitar

Vocal backup

Front of stage · Audience

Input List

Band snake, 16 channels.

ChInputPosition
01KickDrums
02SnareDrums
03Tom 1Drums
04Tom 2Drums
05Tom 3Drums
06Tom 4If only 3 toms, tom 4 mic can be put on hi-hatsDrums
07Drums - Overhead LDrums
08Drums - Overhead RDrums
09Guitar - BassBass
10Guitar - LeadLead Guitar
11SpareSplitter
12Vocal - LeadLead Vocal
13Vocal - Backup (Guitar)Lead Guitar
14Vocal - SpareOR Stage Mic for private IEM communicationSplitter
15Vocal - Backup (Drums)Drums
16Vocal - Backup (Bass)Bass

Venues with House PA

Must provide

  • Appropriate lighting for the performance area

Should provide

  • 72"×80" or larger drum riser
  • Ability to record the performance to a band-provided USB drive in separate, unprocessed track format, not a "Board" recording

Have on hand if band gear fails

  • Minimum 16 channel drop box for band to supply inputs
  • Stage Right: 1 vocal mic with boom stand
  • Stage Left: 1 vocal mic with boom stand
  • Straight stand for Vocal Lead
  • Drum mics and cables
  • DI box and additional XLR for Bass line out
  • Guitar amp mic
  • 50' XLR cable in case of Center Mic failure
  • 4 wedge monitors in case of IEM failure

How We Run Sound

  1. Band uses IEM and splits up to 16 channels.
  2. Band uses its own PA for IEM mixing and splitting unprocessed signal to House.
  3. Each member has the Mixing Station app on their phone so House may grant monitor access. This would eliminate the need for Band PA, but the Band records shows to a laptop from the Band PA USB port. In order to eliminate the need for the Band PA on stage, Band asks the House to record the performance (see "Should provide" above).
  4. Band can provide everything required to run signal from instruments/mics to its own PA.
  5. Band carries mics, but the venue is welcome to use their own if they work better for the room.
  6. Vocal Lead uses a Shure ULX-D Wireless System with KSM9 handheld transmitter.
  7. If needed, Vocal Lead also carries a Shure Beta 58A and Beta 87A.

If you have any questions about this stage plot, please don't hesitate to contact the band. If you can't fulfill requests made in this stage plot, please let the band know. We're pretty easy going. :-)

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