44 icons in this category
Percussion stage plot icons
Percussion is the biggest category in the Stageplot Pro library, because percussion rigs vary more than any other position on a stage. A conga pair, a full Latin section, and a single cajon need completely different floor space, mic counts, and monitor treatment. Drawing the specific instrument instead of a generic block is what makes the channel count believable.
Where it goes. Percussion sits stage right or stage left of the kit, close enough to lock in with the drummer and far enough away to keep mic bleed manageable.
Worth confirming. Percussion rigs need more stands than anyone expects. Count short booms straight off the drawing before the truck is packed.
All 44 Percussion icons
Every icon below has its own page covering placement, input list behaviour, and the gear most often placed next to it.
MPC Drum Pad
Orchestra Percussion
Latin Percussion Rig (Section)
Latin Percussion Rig (Section Semicircle)
Pair of Timbales
Djembe
Concert Snare Drum
Mark Tree Bar Chimes
Cajon
Four Concert Toms
Conga Trio Linear
Steelpan
Udu Pot Drum
Conga Trio Arc
Dhol Barrel Drum
Concert Timpani
Cabasa
Frame Drum
Darbuka Goblet Drum
Glockenspiel
Bass Drum Rolling
Vibraphone
Bass Drum Low
Mounted Percussion
Gong
Concert Marimba
Single Conga
Bongos + Stand (No. 024)
Perc Utility Table
Triangle + Beater
Steelpan + Stand
Handpan + Stand
Bongos Top View
Pair of Maracas
Single Tumba Conga
Bongos + Stand (No. 032)
Metal Guiro Shaker
Hand Drum + Beater
Round Practice Pad
Pair of Tabla Drums
Steel Tongue Drum
Rope Tuned Djembe
Rope Tuned Dhol Drum
Single Floor Tom
Categories that usually appear alongside Percussion
Stage plots are rarely single category drawings. These sections carry the gear that tends to sit next to percussion on the same plot.
- Drum Kits19 iconsFull kits, individual drums, and electronic pads, sized so the plot reflects the real footprint.
- Mics9 iconsVocal, choir, and overhead microphone icons for marking every open channel on the stage.
- Strings & Wind38 iconsHorns, woodwind, bowed strings, and folk instruments for orchestral and function work.