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.

Layout Mode: a drag-and-drop visual room layout on a real studio floor plan, with instrument blocks placed around the room.

Everything a setup sheet needs

Full setup sheet editor

Mic, 48V, outboard, channel, tie line, cue box, polarity, and notes — one row per source, all in one table.

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 showing a full drum kit and guitar setup sheet, with linked stereo pairs bracketed on the left and color-coded row sections.

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.

A printed PDF setup sheet with colored row sections, mic assignments, channel numbers, and tie lines.

Print-ready PDF export

Export a clean, printable sheet with the session date, engineer, and artist up top.

A selection toolbar showing 16 rows selected, with sequential tie-line numbering and color tools.

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.