Built by an engineer, for engineers.

How to use

1. 1.Download and install LOADLOCK for macOS or Windows using the steps above.
2. 2.Launch LOADLOCK and create or open a truck load project.
3. 3.Add rows, cases and equipment to build your load sheet visually.
4. 4.Export an A4 PDF for office or production paperwork.
5. 5.Print an 80mm receipt from a connected thermal printer for crew on the truck.

macOS and Windows

How to use

1. 1.Download and install Rig Receipt for macOS or Windows using the steps above.
2. 2.Connect your 80mm thermal printer before launching the app.
3. 3.Import rigging data from Soundvision, ArrayCalc, CODA System Optimiser (Rigging Report PDF, or .cvop on Mac) or Martin Display.
4. 4.Review the rigging card on screen. Click boxes to mark links and split links.
5. 5.Print directly to your thermal printer for crew and rigging teams on site.

macOS and Windows

How to use

1. 1.Download and install Loadout Planner for macOS or Windows using the steps above.
2. 2.Launch Loadout Planner and start a new show. Save writes a plan file you can open later. Save as stores a copy under a new name. The current plan also stays on this computer.
3. 3.On Venue, draw rooms, yards, walls, entrances and loading bays, or import a DXF or DWG. Drag a box to select several objects, then move or delete them together.
4. 4.On Trucks, place trucks, forklifts, stages and movement arrows. Type a zoom percentage, or use Centre to bring the drawing back to the middle.
5. 5.On Notes, set the overall crew, then assign each department. Reset clears those numbers and leaves the overall crew. Write the sheet notes with bold, italic, underline and colour.
6. 6.Export a JPEG or PDF. Both are one A4 landscape page: crew and the layout on the left, notes on the right. The drawing fills that space.

macOS and Windows

How to use

1. 1.Download and install Patch Sheet for macOS or Windows using the steps above.
2. 2.Start a new show, or import an existing patch sheet from Excel, CSV or a band's rider PDF or Word file. Delete an act from the Inputs page when you no longer need it.
3. 3.Fill in inputs, outputs and stageboxes. A new stagebox is 12 pair, and sockets 11 and 12 can be an input or an output. Select rows to fill a whole rack, or clear a patch you put on by mistake. Equipment, cable and stand totals update as you go.
4. 4.When an act uses a passive split, tick it at the top of Devices. On Split patch, select the channels and number the FOH and monitor devices in one go.
5. 5.Devices draws each console and rack as its rear panel, with the channel name on the socket. A Yamaha desk and a Rio can both be ID 1. Optocore keeps one shared ID list.
6. 6.Build the stage plot from the input list, then print or export a PDF. Crew sheets include the stageboxes and a drawing of each rack.
7. 7.Share gives each show its own link. On this network it works with no internet. Over the internet, anyone with the link can open inputs, outputs, the stage plot, stageboxes, racks and equipment. To edit together, send a share code and they click Join.

macOS and Windows

How to use

1. 1.Theatre Mix is currently in beta.
2. 2.Contact [email protected] for beta access and download instructions.
3. 3.A Waves LV1 environment is required for full workflow integration.

How to use

1. 1.Download and install Stage Access for macOS or Windows using the steps above.
2. 2.It opens with Harbour Lights, a demo musical. Choose Rehearse with simulator to run it without a console.
3. 3.On the LV1, turn on MyRemote in Setup › Controls. Run Stage Access on the LV1 computer, or on another Mac or PC on the same network.
4. 4.Click Find & Connect. Stage Access finds LV1 and safety-mutes every show channel.
5. 5.Build your cast and cues, then press GO, use Space, or assign LV1 mute groups 7 and 8 to GO and BACK.

macOS and Windows