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Live Rig Page
Build complete show & tour setups from my instrument inventory Short description Add a new “Live Rig” feature that lets me create reusable show/tour setups (e.g. Full Rig, Fly Rig, Studio Rig) by selecting instruments and cases from my inventory, setting priorities (must‑have vs optional), allowing venue backline where appropriate, and automatically calculating total weight, case count, and space requirements for travel and stage.
Foldback / In-Ear Mix Builder
What do you want: Add a foldback / in-ear mix builder that lets users create and save personal monitor mix presets using an ADSR-style slider interface. Each musician (or their tech) can define where key instruments sit in their in-ear or foldback mix (for example, guitar position in the stereo field and its overall level as “generally louder” or “generally quieter”). These settings should be savable as reusable presets so a musician’s preferred monitoring layout can be recalled quickly across rehearsals, shows, or tours. Who does it help: - Musicians using in-ears or wedges who want consistent, personalized monitor mixes. - Touring pros and techs who need to quickly recall or deploy known in-ear mixes for different players. Current workaround: Right now, musicians and techs have to rebuild monitor mixes manually on consoles or apps for each show, relying on notes, console scenes, or memory rather than stored preference-based presets tied to the musician. Mockup or example: An “In-Ear Mix Presets” screen where each instrument (guitar, vocals, click, tracks, etc.) has an ADSR-style control or simple level/position sliders. A user can tap “Save as preset,” name it (e.g. “Sam – Festival IEM mix”), and recall it later or share it with a tech profile. Would you like this phrased more technically (for devs) or more simply (for musicians read ing the portal)?
Carnet Tracker
Carnet Tracker lets touring artists build and manage digital ATA Carnet manifests directly from their Sonority inventory, linking instruments and flight cases to border crossings so crews can quickly verify gear against customs paperwork and reduce delays or discrepancies at international checkpoints.