Stage Plot Examples

Looking for stage plot inspiration? Browse examples for different configurations and use them as starting points for your own professional stage layouts.

Finding Good Stage Plot References Is Hard

When you're building a stage plot for a new act or an unfamiliar configuration, you want references. What does a typical 5-piece rock band layout look like? How do you position monitors for a 12-piece jazz ensemble? Where should the drum riser go relative to the bass rig? These questions have answers, but finding well-documented examples is surprisingly difficult.

Most stage plot examples online are low-resolution images, hand-drawn sketches, or screenshots from generic drawing tools. They don't include channel counts, mic assignments, or monitor positions. And they're completely static — you can't take an example and modify it for your specific show without rebuilding it from scratch.

How Stage Tech Pro Solves This

Stage Tech Pro lets you save any project as a reusable template. Start from proven configurations for common setups — 4-piece rock bands, acoustic duos, full orchestra, corporate presentations — and customize for your specific show. Every template includes the complete stage plot with element positions, plus the input list, patch routing, and equipment assignments that go with it. You're not just getting a picture — you're getting a fully functional project starting point.