Electronic Live Duo Stage Plot Template for Live Sets

What this template covers

Two performer stations facing the crowd, each running its own synth into a stereo pair, with a shared groovebox between them and one vocal mic for whichever performer is talking or singing at the moment. This is the layout behind most live electronic duo sets, two rigs and a shared drum or sample source, no drum kit and no amps.

The input list builds itself from the icons on the stage: two stereo synth pairs, a stereo groovebox pair, and one vocal mic. Every channel comes from a real gear icon, not a bare DI box, so the input list reads the way an engineer would actually expect a synth-heavy duo's channel list to look.

Who uses this template

Electronic, house and downtempo duos running hardware synths and a shared groovebox, festival and club acts that need a fast, accurate electronic live duo stage plot before a set, and engineers advancing a show with no traditional backline at all. If your act is built around two rigs and a sample source instead of a drummer, this saves you from adapting a band template that does not fit.

Channel walkthrough

Seven channels: two stereo pairs from the synths, one stereo pair from the groovebox, and one vocal mic. No kick or snare channels here, the groovebox carries the rhythm section as a stereo pair straight to front of house.

Monitor notes

Three monitor mixes: each performer runs in-ears off their own synth and the groovebox, and the shared vocal spot gets a wedge so whoever steps up to talk or sing does not need to find an ear pack mid-set.

Customize it

Open the template in the editor and swap either synth for a different rig if your act runs a modular setup or a sampler instead, reposition the groovebox if one performer owns it, or add a second vocal mic if you both sing.

When the layout matches your rig, export a PDF or share the link with the venue ahead of the set.