Worship
Full Worship Band Stage Plot Template for Church Teams
A seven piece worship band stage plot template with dual guitars, keys and two vocal mics laid out, so your production team can advance a full service fast.
What this template covers
The bigger production church setup: drums, bass, electric guitar, acoustic guitar and keys behind a worship leader and a second BGV vocal. Drums sit upstage centre, the two guitars work opposite sides of the platform, keys sits stage right of centre, and both vocalists hold the front of the stage. Monitoring is a hybrid, drummer, bassist and keys run in-ears, while the guitars and vocalists run wedges, which matches how most full production worship teams actually mix a platform.
The input list builds itself from the icons on the stage: a fully mic'd five piece kit, a bass DI, a mic'd electric guitar cab, a DI'd acoustic guitar, a stereo keys pair, and two vocal channels. The bass cab is placed as backline only, so it never doubles the bass channel.
Who uses this template
Full production worship teams running a paid or experienced volunteer band, production directors building out a repeatable weekend stage plot, and touch teams advancing a guest speaker week that needs a bigger band than a normal Sunday.
Channel walkthrough
Sixteen channels: nine from the drum kit, one bass DI, one mic'd electric guitar cab, one DI'd acoustic guitar, two from the stereo keys, and two vocal mics for the leader and BGV. The acoustic guitar defaults to a direct input, which matches how most contemporary worship guitarists run a pickup straight to the board.
Monitor notes
Seven monitor mixes: three in-ear packs for drums, bass and keys, and four wedges for the two guitars and two vocalists. Split it this way if your team has in-ear packs to spare, it keeps stage volume down without forcing every player onto ears before they are ready.
Customize it
Open the template in the editor and swap any wedge for an IEM or back again to match your team's actual monitor rig, add a percussion or aux keys station if your band runs one, or drop the second guitar if you are down a player some weeks.
When the layout matches your platform, save it and reuse it every weekend so your team stops rebuilding the plot from scratch.