Duo stage plot template
Two players side by side, each with an instrument and a vocal. It is the simplest plot with two monitor mixes, which is why it is worth drawing: the engineer needs to know you want separate mixes, not one shared wedge.
The keys come in on two channels, left and right, so this small plot already needs five inputs.
Open this template in the free makerNo account. Change anything, then download the PDF.
Input list
| Ch | Source | Mic or DI | Stand | 48V | Whose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Acoustic, Guitarist | DI | None | Yes | Band |
| 2 | Keys L, Keyboardist | DI | None | Band | |
| 3 | Keys R, Keyboardist | DI | None | Band | |
| 4 | Vocal, Guitarist | SM58 | Tall boom | Band | |
| 5 | Vocal, Keyboardist | SM58 | Tall boom | Band |
Monitors
- Mix 1GuitaristWedge
- Mix 2KeyboardistWedge
Power
- Drop 1Keyboard, Keyboardist1 outlet
What it asks of the venue
This plot needs 5 channels, which fits easily on a small club's 16-channel desk. It asks for 2 monitor mixes and 1 power drop (places that need an outlet).
Everything on it is the band's own, so the venue only needs to provide the mics, DIs, stands, cables and monitors in the lists.
Making it yours
- If your keys are mono, delete the right channel so the venue doesn't run a cable for nothing.
- Sharing one wedge is fine in small rooms. Say so in the notes, and the engineer has one less mix to build.
More lineup templates
- Solo artist
- Power trio
- Four-piece band
- Five-piece band with keys
- Acoustic trio
- Singer with backing tracks
- DJ and MC
- Jazz quartet
- Band with horns
New to this? Read how to make a stage plot, or start with the input list.

