5 Common Mistakes Bands Make When Creating a Stageplot
A stageplot is a crucial document that ensures a smooth and professional live performance. It’s the blueprint for your stage setup, helping technicians and crew understand
ArtistRider was created to make the everyday life of musicians, organizers and sound technicians easier. We know how important a well-prepared and up-to-date rider is for a concert to go perfectly. We have experienced that without a professionally edited and accurate rider, there is no trouble-free concert. We believe that the biggest stages are waiting for you, and your path to get there is paved with, among other things, professionally prepared technical and hospitality riders. We want to help you hear yourself from the monitor boxes of the biggest stages.
Design the perfect stage layout in no time! With ArtistRider’s intuitive drag-and-drop interface, you can easily arrange band members, instruments, and equipment on stage. Save and share your stage plan with technicians and organizers to ensure a smooth event day. Say goodbye to misunderstandings about stage setups!
With over 365 icons in our library, you’re sure to find everything you need—and even more! From instruments and technical equipment to unique stage elements, our extensive collection has got you covered. Whether you’re designing a small gig or a grand stage production, our icons will help bring your vision to life with style and precision.
Don’t like the default icon? No problem! You can easily switch to a different view that better fits your stage layout. There’s no need to discard your previous icon or start over—just select a new image and continue designing seamlessly.
Simplify your design process with grouped icons! Select multiple icons at once and manage them together: move, rotate, mirror, or resize them in a single step. This feature allows you to work faster and more efficiently while maintaining precise layouts. It’s the perfect solution for complex stage setups and detailed designs!
Simplify the process of creating channel lists! With ArtistRider, you can easily compile a complete channel list for sound engineers, including details of instruments, microphones, and connection points. The user-friendly interface ensures accuracy and clarity, eliminating last-minute issues during soundchecks. Instantly share the finalized channel list with your team for flawless execution!
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ArtistRider is a specialized version of StageRider tailored specifically for bands and musicians. While StageRider caters to various event types, ArtistRider focuses on the unique needs of artists, offering tools and features optimized for music events and performances.
We want every artist to have the opportunity to create professional stage plots and riders, which is why we offer a free plan. If the number of stage plots or riders included in the free plan isn’t enough for your needs, you can upgrade to a higher plan for the price of a coffee or a beer.
No, you can save templates of your stage plots and riders and reuse them for future events, saving you time and effort.
Yes! While ArtistRider is tailored for music events, it’s versatile enough to be used for conferences, theater productions, or any event that requires detailed stage and technical planning.
To be honest, we’re currently focused on the desktop experience, as stage plots and riders are best created on a computer. However, we’re working on making ArtistRider more responsive and accessible on other devices in the future. Stay tuned!
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