2026.06 ยท Stage Plot Guide Archive
Stage PlotGuides
Guides for turning stage plots, input details, equipment notes, setlists, and examples into venue-ready production documents.
Browse by task
- How to Make a Stage Plot
This guide explains what to prepare before making a stage plot, how to keep input and equipment details consistent, and how to export a clean PDF with RigFlow.
- Why I Built RigFlow
This is the practical reason RigFlow exists: built by a band member who wanted one browser-based flow for the documents bands already have to send.
- How to Use RigFlow
Work through show details, the stage plot, performer details, gear, setlists, preview, and PDF export.
- Free Stage Plot Maker
Use RigFlow as a free stage plot maker when you need a browser-based stage plot, input list, equipment notes, and setlist in one venue-ready PDF for a venue or sound engineer.
- Stage Plot Template for Bands
Use this stage plot template approach to keep a consistent format, avoid old-show mistakes, update the current lineup, and export a production PDF from RigFlow. Review venue notes before export so the PDF matches the actual handoff.
- Input List Template for Live Shows
Use this input list template approach to check microphones, DI boxes, stereo sources, playback, monitor and power notes, and performer context before exporting a RigFlow PDF.
- Tech Rider Template for Bands
Use this tech rider template when you need to explain what a band tech rider should include, how each production detail relates, and what to send to a venue without overcomplicating the production PDF.
- Band Stage Plot Example
Use this four-piece band stage plot example to separate performer positions, backline, input needs, monitor notes, and the sample PDF your venue will actually read.