GIG PERFORMER BLOG ARTICLES
If your fans start running hot when you load Gig Performer, it’s probably not Gig Performer!
A few Gig Performer users have reported a problem where, after loading a gig file, the fans (laptop fans, not your audience!) turn on, your computer gets hot and your activity monitor or task manager indicates that Gig Performer is using a huge amount of CPU cycles....
Scaling Curves – Advanced Usage
The new scaling curve mechanism in Gig Performer 4 replaces the older linear-only scaling that was available in previous versions of Gig Performer. Scaling curves can be associated with widgets and with the Note Velocity values of MIDI In blocks. NB the same mechanism...
Does my plugin work with Gig Performer?
So, does it? . Well, gee, it should but there are many thousands of plugins out there. So, there’s simply no way for us to even find them all, never mind do any serious testing to make sure they work! Sometimes though you may find that the VST version works better...
Avoid controlling plugin parameters directly from your MIDI controller
In this article, you will learn why you should avoid controlling plugin parameters directly from your MIDI controller. Background Many Gig Performer users coming from older applications often try to bypass widgets. Instead, they use the plugin’s built-in MIDI learn...
How to use ChordPro files in Gig Performer
In this article you will learn about ChordPro files, how to find them or create your own, and how to use them in Gig Performer. What is ChordPro? .ChordPro is a file format that allows you to represent lyrics and chords using text markup that can then be displayed in...
How to optimize your PC for the Stage – download FREE e-book
This comprehensive guide is intended to help musicians optimize their Windows PCs to process audio as fast and as reliably as possible. To get the most from Windows for digital audio processing, you need to optimize many Windows settings and features. By following...
A plugin crashed Gig Performer – how to find out which one
Plugins crash due to many reasons! Learn how to troubleshoot what AU, VST3 or VST plugin crashed in Gig Performer and see tips how to resolve the issue.
How to control your guitar or keyboard effects from a Web browser
In this article, we'll show you how to control your guitar or keyboard effects (or any other instrument effects) by using a Web browser. You can run a Web browser on any computer, laptop, smartphone or device. Previous blog articles covered proprietary applications...
Gig Performer is used by professional and well-known musicians all over the World
Many music professionals worldwide rely on Gig Performer as their audio plugin host of choice for live performance. In this article, we have compiled a comprehensive list of musicians, audio engineers, producers, and composers known to be using Gig Performer....
Use your mobile phone to control your guitar or keyboard effects
In this article I'll show you how to use your Android mobile phone or tablet to control your guitar or keyboard effects (or any other instrument effects) by using OSC in Gig Performer. Gig Performer, our audio plugin host for live performance, supports full OSC...
Top websites for free audio plugins and how to use them in Gig Performer
In this article I'll present several websites where you can find and download free VST, VST3 or AU audio plugins, install them and use them in the audio plugin host Gig Performer, on Windows or macOS. Introduction The purpose of this article is to serve as a quick...
How to record Gig Performer’s outputs via Gig Performer’s Record feature on Windows
In this article, we will show you how to record Gig Performer's outputs via Gig Performer's Record feature on Windows.. Important note .Starting from v4.5, Gig Performer can record both inputs and outputs channels. Check our user manual or watch this video to learn...