Touring engineer Gryphon Graham has launched Load-In, a new software tool that builds stage plots and labeled stage input lists from a variety of sources and exports them as native files for numerous console models, according to a Mixonline report published October 2, 2026.
The software, available as an iOS app or browser-based tool, can ingest information from riders, typed or photographed lists, spreadsheets, and other sources, then produce a desk’s own native file, a PDF input list, printable labels, and a stage plot. Supported consoles include different Avid, Allen & Heath, DiGiCo, Behringer/Midas, and Yamaha models, Mixonline reported.
Load-In uses five tabs—Show, List, Strip, Stage, and File—with changes in one area appearing across all of them. Users can drag a drum kit onto the stage plot and 10 labeled channels appear, or drop a playback rig with all channels named. Exported files hand off through the device’s share sheet, allowing transfer to a desk or laptop via AirDrop.
A free version allows up to three saved plots, native X32/M32 console files, CSV export, and PDF/PNG with a small watermark. The $59 Pro edition adds unlimited plots, clean PDF/PNG output, more console workflows, and DAW templates, according to the report.
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