In this article you will learn about our road to making a bullet-proof product, i.e. how Gig Performer users are our best benchmark.
In the Gig Performer universe, a handle is a name that you can assign to a plugin or a widget to use them in Timeline or Song Part actions, Gig Performer extensions, Gig Performer’s proprietary programming language GPScript and OSC.
We take a look at 2024 and summarize some of useful features and activities that stood out during the year in the Gig Performer world.
In this guest blog article Jeffrey Naness shares his seasonal gratefulness for the Gig Performer Community.
In this guest blog article, written by Jeffrey Naness you will learn about the Importance of the Ultimate Performance power plan on Windows.
In this article we will share with you our best practices for a rock-solid software-based setup.
In this article, we will demonstrate why it is important to be careful with updates. If you want to have a rock-solid setup, you MUST turn off all automatic updates. Yes, we mean it, all automatic computer updates, driver updates, tools for BIOS/UEFI or firmware...
In our community forum and our Facebook group we often see people asking hich plugin format is better to use, VST, VST3 or AU.
In this article, you will learn about GP Relayer, a new plugin built in Gig Performer that allows you to transport audio and MIDI between Gig Performer and other applications. These applications can be other Gig Performer instances, DAWs, or other audio plugin hosts.
Learn about the Total Cost of Ownership. Is the price of a product the most important factor to purchase a VST host? Let’s find out.
In this article you will learn about one of the best practices for software based setups: don’t mix plugin formats from the same company. For example, you can use the VST version of plugin A and the VST3 version of plugin B and the AU version of plugin C but if you’re inserting plugin A, then always insert the VST version of plugin A.
In this article you will learn why a graphic interface and Gig Performer’s visual approach is superior to the channel strip model used in DAWs.