Worship
Worship Five Piece Stage Plot Template for Church Teams
A five piece worship band stage plot template with drums, bass, guitar and keys mapped out, so your church tech team can advance service setup in minutes.

What this template covers
The standard Sunday morning band: drums, bass, guitar and keys behind a worship leader on a wireless handheld. Drums sit upstage centre, bass and guitar work either side, keys sits just off centre stage left, and the leader holds the front of the platform. Every player gets a wedge, which keeps the setup simple for volunteer teams running load in on a tight morning timeline.
The input list builds itself once the icons are on the stage: a mic'd four piece kit, a bass DI, a mic'd guitar cab, a stereo keys pair, and one vocal channel for the leader. The bass cab is placed as backline only, so it never turns into a second bass channel on the input list.
Who uses this template
Volunteer and part-time worship teams running a standard five piece band, church production leads who need a repeatable stage plot they can reuse every week instead of rebuilding it from scratch, and guest musicians who need to see the platform layout before they show up on a Sunday.
Channel walkthrough
Thirteen channels: eight from the drum kit, one bass DI, one mic'd guitar cab, two from the stereo keys, and one worship leader vocal. Straightforward enough that a volunteer tech can read the whole input list at a glance without a soundcheck walkthrough.
Monitor notes
Five wedges, one per player. Keep the leader's wedge focused on their own vocal and the click or count-in if your team runs one, since a worship leader needs to hear themselves clearly over a full band mix.
Customize it
Open the template in the editor and adjust positions to match your actual platform, swap the guitar amp for a DI if your guitarist runs a modeler instead of a real amp, or add a second vocal mic if you run a co-leader most weeks.
Save the layout once it matches your platform and reuse it every service, so your volunteer team spends less time on setup and more time on rehearsal.