Setup Sheet HelperFull setup sheet editor
Mic, 48V, outboard, channel, tie line, cue box, polarity, and notes. One row per source, all in one table.
Free for macOS
Studio session setup sheets, done right.
Plan mic assignments, channel routing, and room layouts before the session starts, then bring in a clean PDF instead of a scribbled notepad.
Most Macs from 2020 on are Apple Silicon. Choose Intel only for older Intel-based Macs; the Apple menu → About This Mac shows which you have.
Everything a setup sheet needs
Stereo-pair linking
Link two rows and their mic, outboard, 48V, and channel settings stay in sync automatically.
Visual room layouts
Drag and drop instruments onto a real building floor plan. See the room, not just a spreadsheet.
Channel presets
Save a full channel configuration once, reuse it across every future session with that setup.
Customizable PDF export
Grid lines, zebra striping, header shading, and accent color. Print sheets that look like yours.
Bulk row tools
Multi-select rows, apply sequential numbering, and color-code sections in a couple of clicks.
Studio gear catalog
Track mics, outboard, and preamps per studio, plus a personal gear locker for your own equipment.
Built for daily use
Customizable keybinds, dark/light theme, and automatic updates. A desktop app that stays out of your way.
See it in action
Table Mode
The spreadsheet view every engineer already knows how to read, but with linked stereo pairs, per-row colors, and inline gear pickers pulled straight from your studio's catalog.
Layout Mode
Drag and drop instruments onto a real building floor plan. See the room, not just a spreadsheet, with blocks you can position, resize, and color-code.
Print-ready PDF export
Export a clean, printable sheet with the session date, engineer, and artist up top.
Fast bulk editing
Select a whole section of the sheet and apply sequential channel or tie-line numbers, or a color, in one action instead of row by row.
Don't build your room from scratch
Download a studio, import it, and your first setup sheet starts with the mic locker, outboard rack, preamps, and floor plan already in place.