LT Sound Docs: Band and musician website theme for Elementor

LT Sound is a band and musician theme for Elementor (free): a home page that opens with the band drawn as a stage plot, every player on their spot with their input channels and monitor mix, next to the next show; tour dates with doors and stage times and ticket status, the new record with its tracklist, the members, what a show is like, booking fees and stage needs, merch and the tour diary. Inner pages for the band, shows, music and booking, a discography with a page per record, a tech rider with the full input list, a press kit, past shows and weddings. A booking request form, a Hello Elementor child theme with bundled fonts, one-page mode and a mobile menu.

Editions

Edition	Price	What you get
Free	$0	The child theme with its design, fonts, header and footer, the Band page (with the stage plot) and the Booking page, blog and 404 templates, one-page mode and the mobile menu. Credit link stays.
Pro Standard	$29 a year	Every page, sample posts and one-click demo import, credit removal. Downloads, updates and ticket support for 1 year, 1 website.
Pro Unlimited	$49 once	Everything in Pro Standard plus the AI kit. Unlimited websites, lifetime updates and ticket support.

Pages in Free (Appearance → Starter setup): The band, Booking, Tour diary. Pages in Pro (Appearance → Demo import): Home, The band, Press kit, Shows, Past shows, Weddings and private events, Music, Records, Tidewater (2026), Small Hours (2023), First Light EP (2020), Vinyl and merch, Booking, Tech rider, Tour diary.

Quick setup

Install the free Elementor plugin and the Hello Elementor theme, then upload and activate LT Sound (Install and update).
Optional: activate WPForms Lite for the booking request form.
Pro: Appearance → Demo import → Import (Demo import). Free: Appearance → Starter setup.
Replace the demo content and pictures (below), set your logo and the header button.

Pages in the demo

Page	Under	Edition
Home	–	Pro
The band	–	Free
Press kit	The band	Pro
Shows	–	Pro
Past shows	Shows	Pro
Weddings and private events	Shows	Pro
Music	–	Pro
Records	Music	Pro
Tidewater (2026)	Records	Pro
Small Hours (2023)	Records	Pro
First Light EP (2020)	Records	Pro
Vinyl and merch	Music	Pro
Booking	–	Free
Tech rider	Booking	Pro
Tour diary (blog)	–	Free

Home page sections

The home page sections, in order, with the name they have in Elementor’s Navigator and their CSS ID (the anchor used by one-page mode and by links such as /#stage).

Section (Navigator name)	CSS ID
On stage	`#stage`
Shows	`#shows`
New record	`#record`
The band	`#band`
Live	`#live`
Book the band	`#booking`
Vinyl and merch	`#merch`
Tour diary	`#diary`
Call to action	`#bring-us`

The band as a stage plot: The home page opens with every player on their spot on the stage, with their input channels and monitor mix, next to the next show.
Tour dates that answer the questions: Show rows with town, venue, doors and stage times and a ticket status: on sale, few left or sold out.
Records with tracklists: The new record with its songs, a discography with a page per record, and a merch list with Example prices.
Booking and a tech rider: Fees, what you need on stage, the full input list and monitor mixes, a press kit and a page for weddings and private events.
Free Elementor and a ready booking form: Every page is built with free Elementor widgets on Hello Elementor, with a booking request form made with the free WPForms Lite plugin. Fonts are bundled: no Google Fonts requests.

One-page mode (Pro)

With Pro Standard or Pro Unlimited, tick One-page mode on the home page in Appearance → Customize → LT Sound options and the menu scrolls to these sections: On stage, Shows, New record, The band, Live, Book the band, Vinyl and merch, Tour diary, Call to action. To change the labels or leave sections out, see One-page mode.

Used the old LT Sound onepage WordPress theme? It is not sold any more: version 2.0 is one theme for both. Install its Pro edition and turn on one-page mode.

Colours and fonts

Change them in Elementor Site Settings → Global Colors and Global Fonts; the whole site follows.

Name in Global Colors	Value
Wash violet (buttons, links, plot lines on light)	`#5B2A86`
Mixer grey (soft text)	`#5C5566`
Cable ink (text)	`#1E1828`
Spike yellow (tape marks on the stage deck only)	`#F2D21B`
Rider paper (page)	`#F2F1F4`
Haze (tinted sections)	`#E7E3EC`
Hairlines	`#CDC6D6`
Stage deck (dark bands)	`#2C1A44`
Text on the stage deck	`#F2F1F4`
Soft text on the stage deck	`#B9AECB`
Button hover	`#43206A`

Name in Global Fonts	Font
Display (headings, dates)	Alfa Slab One
Interface (menu, plot labels)	Open Sans
Body text	Open Sans
Buttons	Open Sans

Form

With WPForms Lite active, the demo import creates the form Booking request on the Booking page. Fields: Your name (required), Email (required), Phone (optional), What kind of booking (required), Date or dates (required), Town and venue (required), Expected audience, Anything else we should know. Email subject: “Booking request from the website”. After sending, visitors see: “Thank you. The band's booking contact replies by email within three working days with availability, a fee and the tech rider.”

See Contact form for where messages go and how to change the fields.

Demo content to replace

Everything marked with one of these in the demo is sample content: names, numbers, prices and addresses that you replace with your own (or delete):

(sample)
Example prices
example.com
(555)
The Copper Tides
Springfield

Keep the stage plot true: one `lt-pos` per player, channel chips that match the input list, and the audience edge at the bottom.
Use spike yellow only for the tape crosses and the lead-vocal mark on the stage deck, never on light backgrounds.
Do not number members or sections; numbers are for channels, tracklists and dates.

Only publish facts that are true for your business: real prices, opening hours, reviews and qualifications. Pro Unlimited’s launch checker lists every sample marker left on the site.

Photo guide

The demo uses placeholder pictures. Replace each one in Elementor (click it → Choose image) with a photo of about this size; save photos as JPEG or WebP under about 300 KB.

Picture	Upload size
A band on a small stage under pink and violet light, the singer's boots and a microphone cable in front of the drum kit	1600 × 1068 px
Hands raised in a crowd in front of a lit stage	1600 × 1067 px
A bass player on stage in violet light, head down over the strings	1600 × 1067 px
A vinyl record with a plain white label spinning on a turntable	1600 × 1064 px
A band rehearsing in a wood-floored studio: keyboard, singer and acoustic guitar	1600 × 1067 px
A hand moving the faders of a mixing desk in low light	1600 × 1067 px
A tall stack of vinyl records in their sleeves, seen edge-on	1600 × 1157 px
Wedding guests dancing under string lights at an evening reception	1600 × 1067 px
A turntable needle on a spinning record	1600 × 1067 px
An outdoor festival crowd at night in front of a stage lit in violet	1600 × 1067 px
Band members playing guitar, bass and drums in a small rehearsal room	1600 × 1067 px

AI kit (Pro Unlimited)

The AI kit’s AGENTS.md tells an assistant how LT Sound is built. The CSS classes it relies on (keep them when you edit):

CSS class	What it is
`lt-hero`	home hero band on the stage deck (band name, next show, stage plot)
`lt-plot`	a stage plot: lt-plot__edge labels (upstage, audience), lt-deck grid of positions, lt-plot__caption
`lt-pos`	one player on the plot; position class lt-at-ur\|uc\|ul\|dr\|dc (upstage right … downstage centre, from the band's side); is-riser = drum riser, is-lead = lead vocal
`lt-ch`	input channel chip (span inside the text of lt-pos__ch and the input list); the number is the real desk channel
`lt-inputs`	tech rider input list rows (channel, source, mic or DI, stand)
`lt-show`	one show row (date, town and venue, doors and stage times, ticket status and link); is-sold = sold out
`lt-track`	one tracklist row (number, title, length)
`lt-member`	one band member row keyed to the plot
`lt-record`	one record row in the discography
`lt-merch`	merch item row (name, note, price, ask button)
`lt-panel`	side panel with a violet top rule
`lt-pagehead`	inner page heading band
`lt-desk`	contact desk block
`lt-price`	price row (label + amount)

See AI kit for the prompts, the safe edit tool and the launch checker.

Questions about LT Sound

Do I need Elementor Pro?

No. LT Sound uses only the free Elementor plugin and the free Hello Elementor theme. The header and footer are part of the theme, so you do not need Theme Builder.

Can I change the stage plot for my band?

Yes. Each player is an Elementor container with a name, an instrument, channel numbers and a monitor mix. Edit the texts, remove a player or copy one; a solo artist can keep one position.

Does it sell tickets or records?

No checkout is built in. Show rows link to each venue's box office, and merch items send people to the booking form, so you answer with the total.

Does it work as a one-page site?

Yes. Turn on one-page mode in the Customizer and the menu scrolls to the home page sections; every edition includes it.

What is the difference between Free and Pro?

Free has the design, header and footer, the Band and Booking pages and the blog. Pro adds the home page, shows, music, records, merch, the tech rider, sample posts, one-click demo import, credit removal, updates and support. Pro Unlimited adds the AI kit.

I have the old LT Sound. Is this an update?

It is a new version 2.0 with a new design, built for free Elementor. Your current site keeps working; install 2.0 on a new site or a staging copy and import the demo there.

Also for Joomla

LT Sound also exists as a Joomla template: see the LT Sound Joomla docs.

Ask AI about LT Sound

Ask in your own words. The assistant answers from these docs and links the sections it used.

AI answers can be wrong; check the linked section. Never share passwords or licence keys. Open a ticket

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