Stage plot, input list, monitor requirements, and console file — all from one tool. Export as PDF. Share a QR code. Stop emailing spreadsheets.
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Your tech rider, built in minutes.
Drag instruments, monitors, DI boxes onto the stage. Add annotations for power drops, risers, and backline.
Input lists, output assignments, channel counts, and authored notes share the same project data. Backline, power, and contact requirements remain yours to complete and review.
Export PDF documents, supported console files, and portable .show projects from one source. Availability depends on the selected workflow.
A coordinated document set generated from authored project data and finished by you.
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A document sent to venues before a show listing technical requirements: stage plot, input list, monitor needs, backline, and power requirements. It tells the house engineer exactly what you need.
Build a stage plot in load·in. Input-bearing elements create the input list, and output assignments follow the data you enter. Add and review backline, power, contact, and venue-specific requirements, then export the PDF.
A rider should include a stage plot, input list, output or monitor requirements, backline, power, contacts, and venue-specific notes. load·in derives the plot and lists from shared project data; you remain responsible for completing and reviewing the requirements before sending.
Yes. Export a PDF with the stage plot and input list. Free exports carry a watermark; Pro removes it. A QR handoff can be included when the project is small enough to fit, and .show preserves the complete editable project.
Yes. Export the rider together with a supported console file. The console file writes only the fields named in its preview, so open it in the official editor or target desk before show use.
A stage plot is the visual diagram showing where instruments go on stage. A tech rider is the full technical document that includes the stage plot plus input list, monitor requirements, and other specs.
Build once. Stage plot, input list, and tech rider — all in sync.
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