How to build a solo live rider in 90 seconds

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Welcome to Techrider.live. Let's build a professional tech rider for your solo live show — in minutes. Every stage starts with the performer. Click 'Build a solo stage' — the performer drops in at center. You can also drag items from the left panel. Name them, so the crew knows whose gear is whose. In the Inspector on the right, give your performer a name — like 'Alex'. Add the primary instrument. Drag an Acoustic Guitar from the left panel, and place it near the performer. Turn that instrument into a real input channel. Select the guitar, and click 'DI' under Linked Data — an active DI and input channel are created for you. Now the vocal. Drag the Wired Vocal Mic from the left side onto the stage. Connect the mic to its performer. Select the mic, and in the Inspector set its Parent Item to 'Alex'. The artist needs to hear themselves. Drag a Floor Wedge Monitor from the left sidebar onto the stage. Bind the monitor to the performer. Select the wedge, and link it to 'Alex' under Parent Item. Route a mix to that monitor. Under Linked Data for the monitor, click 'New mix' — a monitor mix is created and routed. The stage is ready — now the show details. Add artist name, venue, and show date. Everything stays in sync, in real time. And that's it — a solo stage with inputs and a monitor mix, stage plot and tech list perfectly synced. Thanks for using Techrider.live.