Memory for the sound
Return to the exact idea.
Analog instruments, pedals, amps, microphones, and outboard gear often have no preset memory. Gear Locker makes the physical panel recallable in the language musicians already use.
- Begin with 82 layouts across ten equipment categories, or build a custom panel in about two minutes.
- Photograph the real faceplate, drag controls into position, and correct labels, switch positions, and hardware styles for your revision.
- Store continuous knobs as clock positions, sliders in useful units, and switches or selectors by their printed names.
- Name patches by sound; add song, gig, or session context plus the note your future self will need six months later.
- Recall every setting instantly, pin favourites, and export a marked panel PNG for a technician, bandmate, or session.
Proof for the collection
Make the record before you need it.
Memory protects the creative work. Documentation protects the physical collection. Gear Locker keeps both attached to the same item instead of scattered across receipts, camera rolls, calendars, and notes.
- Record make, model, serial number, purchase price, current value, and identifying photos while the gear is in your hands.
- Keep technician, shop, parts, cost, repair notes, and next-due service dates in a permanent item history.
- Create a printable insurance schedule supported by serials, values, photos, and service records.
- Export a full JSON backup before changing devices or making a major edit; nothing depends on a remote account.
- Use the same locker on web or Android while retaining control of the collection record on your own device.
