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Rigs

Document Your Music Rig, Not Just the Gear In It

A RigVault Rig is a working configuration of equipment and the relationships that make that equipment function together.

Inventory tells you what you own. A Rig tells you how you use it.

Owning the correct equipment doesn't preserve how a working setup was assembled. The gear you own and the rig you perform with are not the same thing, and "I think I remember how it was connected" stops being good enough the moment a rig changes.

Preserve working configurations.

Rigs document the equipment and relationships that make a working setup: the instrument, pedals, processors, amplifiers, routing components, and other gear that belongs together. When a setup changes, RigVault gives you somewhere better than memory to document it.

Screenshot: Rig overview How is this setup configured?

Map equipment relationships.

Add the instruments, pedals, processors, amps, racks, and related components that make up a Rig, in the order they matter, so the setup can be understood and rebuilt without relying on memory.

Screenshot: Rig detail with connection/relationship view How did I have this connected?

Build multiple Rigs from the gear you already own.

A physical asset stays a single source-of-truth record even when it participates in more than one useful configuration. The same pedal can show up in a live rig and a studio rig without being duplicated in your catalog.

Screenshot: An Asset appearing in Rig context One piece of gear, shown as part of a larger working configuration.

Take the Rig to the job.

A Rig describes how equipment works together. A Loadout describes what needs to go to a particular job, and can draw on the gear that makes up a Rig alongside cases, stands, cables, and accessories.

See how Loadouts work →

FAQ

Rigs, answered.

What is a RigVault Rig?

A Rig is a working configuration of equipment. It represents the pieces of gear and relationships that make a usable setup, rather than simply indicating that those items are owned.

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.

How was this pedalboard or studio rig connected?

RigVault Rigs document how your gear is configured and connected, so you can recreate a signal chain or studio setup exactly as it was.

Can the same piece of equipment be used in multiple Rigs?

Yes. RigVault treats the physical asset as a single source-of-truth record while letting that equipment participate in multiple useful configurations.

Document how your rig actually works.

Stop rebuilding a signal chain from memory every time it changes.

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