Drag your sources onto the stage and the input list writes itself. Channels number automatically, the patch follows. Pick your console, see live I/O capacity, run sound check from every position, rack your RF, and export the whole package to a clean PDF the venue can read.
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Place a vocal, an amp, a DI, a kit. Every source becomes a numbered channel. Move it and the list and patch follow. Tap a channel, it highlights on the plot.
Pick the desk from a built in library (Yamaha, DiGiCo, Avid, Allen & Heath, Behringer, Midas) and PatchBoy checks your inputs against its real analog I/O and DSP.
Export a clean, multi page PDF with stage plot, input list, console patch and an RF sheet to hand the house engineer before you roll in.
Drums on the riser, vocals down front, wedges along the edge facing the band. Start from a template or build it from scratch.
Stage, list and patch can never drift apart. They're all the same data, seen three ways.
Sources become channels automatically; add, move or remove and the numbering renumbers itself.
A real mic & DI library that auto-arms 48V for condensers, clears it for dynamics, and warns on ribbons.
Tap a kit and explode it into 4-piece, 5-piece or full studio channels, properly named and mic'd.
Mons, FOH and Truck each confirm every input independently, so you see what's good everywhere and what's still hanging.
Add in-ears or wireless and they collect into a rack with brand, model, band and frequency.
Map every channel snake → stage box → console against the desk's real I/O, then export it all to PDF.
Pick the console and PatchBoy checks your input count against its actual local mic inputs, stage-box capacity and processing ceiling, so you find out you're three channels short in the shop, not at the gig.