Console input lists (band stage plots): why they are important

A look at "input lists" to help with mixing and setting up a stage for an event. Input lists are simple to create for small events... Though, larger events (where there are many bands performing) can be a task to setup input lists for each band. We look at an easy way to setup input lists for multi-band events.

Moving bands on and off the stage in a timely (and seamless) manner is very important for multi band events. Having an accurate list of instruments and channel assignments for each performance (an input list) is what makes this possible.

Thank you Dennis (of "theGroovynators" - Durham, NC) for the suggestion of this video.

[DuyNguyen-hmkk]

Great idea.. now I'm going to put one together to send to the band to fill out.. smart move by grouping them together.. thanks for sharing

[abassplayerlife]

In my band I provide an input list with a stage plot that includes our monitor mixes.
When I work for the sound company, the input lists are gold. I usually work on stage getting everyone connected to power and the proper inputs.

[rodelisidro]

HI sir ! rodel from philippines watching you always

[dennisbeckwith]

such a necessity. the bigger the show, the more valuable they become.

[abassplayerlife]

Quick question,
Using the Presonus for a multi band event, could/would you set and save the different bands inputs as scenes beforehand?

[dustinthiessen]

Always good to leave room for sub snake patch, as well as monitor desk patch as well.

[johnmcquay]

Input lists; worth their weight in gold and for pantomimes (I mix a lot for those) Mic plans are too. I often have a dozen or more mic's to mix among when doing pantomime shows.

[AtmosferaRelaxante]

Here in Brazil, we use the hat at entry 3 by default

[micksound]

A quick question I’m trying to decide what to get. I saw you guys have a trailer, what size it is ? Also is that all that you need to transport all your concert pa?