Other major new features that were added to Gig Performer 4 are:
•Gig file Templates,
•Many work-flow and usability enhancements,
•External API for controlling Gig Performer with 3rd party hardware.
Other notable updates:
•Basic Undo facility
oWorks for widget movement, widget resizing and widget caption resizing
oScaling curve can be undone
oRandomize parameters operation in the Probabilistic Sound Designer can be undone
•Separate controls for input muting and output fading (audio tails)
•Manual MIDI learn editor
•MIDI In block
oSupports transpose range from -127 to 127 (NB this is a breaking change if you had a widget controlling the MIDI In Transpose parameter in an earlier version of Gig Performer)
oMIDI In blocks can now ignore the global transpose value (useful for drum parts and triggering samples)
oMIDI In blocks can now receive MIDI from other plugins that can create MIDI events (such as 3rd party arpeggiators, chord generators and the new Scriptlet plugin)
oSysEx (System Exclusive) support
•The Quick Plugin Finder now includes manufacturer names and searching works with multiple substrings
•There is now a Quick Plugin Replacer
•There is also a Quick Plugin Parameter finder
•The metronome now respects the denominator value in a time signature
•The number of input and output pins can now be defined for individual plugins
•Bank switching values are now defined using the more convention MSB and LSB values instead of a single combined value
•The MIDI Out block now supports Cakewalk Instrument Definition Files
•GPScript language enhancements
oSong-level scripts
oGig-level script
▪Redirect incoming MIDI to other devices
▪Define your own keyboard shortcuts
oMany new system functions
Note: click on this link to see Gig Performer release notes for the latest improvements and fixes.
