The complete management suite built specifically for music schools and instruction studios. Track progress rings, automate student intake, sync group plans, and manage multi-instructor schedules effortlessly.
Instructor: Alex Rivera | Room 102 (4 Students)
Instructor: Chris Mitchell | Room 104 (Individual)
Instructor: Sarah Jenkins | Room 101 (2 Students)
Actionable insights and real-time studio intelligence to track attendance, prevent student churn, and share student progress.
| Instructor | Enrolments | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Alex Rivera (Piano) | 126 Lessons | 98.4% |
| Chris Mitchell (Drums) | 113 Lessons | 96.1% |
| Sarah Jenkins (Vocal) | 103 Lessons | 95.2% |
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Get a bird's-eye view of your entire studio. Monitor instructor schedules, room allocations, student intake pipelines, and real-time revenue analytics from one dashboard.
Instructors save hours of admin time. Easily log lesson progress, update skill rings, share group lesson plans, and track student attendance in seconds.
Practiced Bach Invention #4. Rhythm synchronization improved by 15%. Assigned page 34 for next week.
Parents love seeing tangible progress. Shared student calendar views and progress rings showcase every milestone achieved along their musical journey.
"Sight Reading Level 3 Mastered"
Real-time scheduling for multi-instructor teams paired with an automated student intake pipeline.
Manage room allocations, recurring lesson times, instructor availability, and student makeup requests with drag-and-drop simplicity.
Instructor: Alex Rivera | 4 Enrolled Students
Instructor: Chris Mitchell | Student: David Miller
Instructor: Sarah Jenkins | Student: Sophia Chen
Never lose a new student lead. Automatically capture inquiries from your website form and track leads from intake to trial lesson and enrolment.
No hidden setup fees. Scale seamlessly as your studio grows.
Full feature suite for independent private teachers.
Built for growing music & instruction academies.
Designed for multi-location studio networks.
Learn about Chris Mitchell — performing artist, studio director, instrument manufacturer, and founder of RosterHound.
Chris grew up in the rural town of Hagan, GA, graduated from Claxton High School, and is a singer / guitarist / songwriter that has been touring the southeast for the last 20 years. Chris earned a BM in music from Georgia Southern University. While in college, his band Wallace Green recorded two albums; Wonderllamasoup (1996) and evandrool (1999).
While attending GSU Chris studied classical guitar and voice. Chris performed the first student Classical Guitar recital at GSU and was a key member in the development of the program. Works on Chris' senior recital included selections by Carcassi, Sanz, Randy Rhoads, and works of Mitchell's own composition.
Interested in visual art as well as performing arts, Chris began studying graphic design in 1996 and started a graphic design house (Pladd Dot Graphics) to meet the design needs for his musical endeavors. Pladd Dot Graphics currently handles all of the artist's printed and web publishing as well as a small host of regional clients throughout the Southeast.
Chris is currently touring with a new band aptly named the Chris Mitchell Band. The group was handpicked from the finest musicians in the area to form the new ensemble. Lifelong friend and extraordinary musician, Jake Hallman, plays keyboards and performs on backing vocals. Ryan Kelly, grandson of the legendary Emma Kelly holds the bottom down on bass. Matt Fallin holds a doctorate in percussion performance (and as J.J. Evans would put it - is DY-NO-MITE!). The final member of the group is Chris' wife, Ashlee. Ashlee has gained notoriety throughout the Southeast as a strong vocalist and has performed throughout the area in several touring ensembles.
Chris took a hiatus from recording in 2007 to produce an album for his former student and colleague, Mary Hannah Riggins. The collaboration resulted in Damsel in Distress-a-lot, Mary's debut album on Pladd Dot Records.
Chris recently released his first solo album, the pieces of smalltown which as it's namesake suggests, offers an edgier "americana roots" tour of the artist's soul - tracing Mitchell's history to the "small towns" he knows and loves. There are plans for a Christmas album in in the future, marking the artist's fourth album. Chris' first instructional guitar book, lessons for life (and guitar), was published in February 2009. Chris published Away in a Manger - 12 Christmas songs for easy guitar (2010) and Halloween Night - 13 Songs that go Bump in the Night (2011).
In 2011, Chris launched a manufacturing division of Pladd Dot Music and began manufacturing guitars (Chris Mitchell Guitars, or CMG) and amplifiers (Devilcat Amplifiers) in the company's 7,500 square foot Statesboro, Georgia factory. That same summer, the guitars won the prestigious "Best In Show" by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) in Nashville, TN. Both companies now have national distribution from Maine to California along with international sales.
Chris maintains a guitar studio of about 15 students a week and manages all aspects of Pladd Dot Music, Pladd Dot Publishing, and the manufacturing division that manufactures CMG Guitars and Devilcat amplifiers. Pladd Dot Music currently has over 175 students enrolled in private lessons and has a retail division that caters to the Statesboro and Savannah area.
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