Loadouts
Build Gig and Touring Gear Loadouts From Your Real Inventory
A RigVault Loadout is a reusable gear selection for a specific gig, rehearsal, recording session, tour, or other job.
Turn inventory into a packing plan.
The recurring question isn't "what do I own?" It's "what needs to go with me this time?" A Loadout answers that directly, built from equipment already stored in RigVault, not a disconnected checklist you're maintaining separately.
Build Loadouts from real gear.
Include the Cases and standalone equipment a job requires. Because everything is pulled from your actual catalog, a Loadout can't drift out of sync with what you actually own the way a separate spreadsheet checklist can.
Reuse the setup.
Build a Loadout once for a recurring show, rehearsal, session, fly date, or tour leg, and reuse it the next time instead of starting over.
Check before the vehicle leaves.
Move a Loadout from preparing to confirmed to deployed, and mark individual requirements packed (or substituted) as you load in. It's the "did we pack it?" check, done against the list instead of against memory.
Share the plan.
Send a bandmate, tech, or production contact a clean, read-only link to a Loadout. No account required on their end.
Rig vs. Loadout.
A Rig describes how equipment works together as a configuration. A Loadout describes what equipment needs to go to a particular job. A Loadout may draw on one or more pieces of a Rig along with Cases, stands, cables, and accessories that aren't part of any Rig at all.
FAQ
Loadouts, answered.
What is a RigVault Loadout?
A Loadout is a reusable gear selection for a specific gig, rehearsal, recording session, tour, or other job. It is built from equipment already stored in RigVault and intended to make preparation and packing more repeatable.
Can RigVault help me make a gig packing checklist?
Yes. Loadouts are designed for that workflow. Instead of maintaining a separate packing list disconnected from your inventory, a Loadout is built from the real equipment already recorded in RigVault.
What gear do I need for this gig?
RigVault's Loadouts let you build a gear list for a specific gig, rehearsal, session, or tour, drawn from your existing catalog, so nothing gets left behind.
Can I share a Loadout without giving someone access to my whole account?
Yes. You can send a bandmate, tech, or production contact a clean, read-only link to a specific Loadout. No account is required on their end.
What is the difference between a Rig and a Loadout?
A Rig describes how equipment works together as a configuration. A Loadout describes what equipment needs to go to a particular job. A Loadout may include one or more pieces of a Rig along with cases, stands, cables, and accessories.
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