In this article, you will learn how to remember the global transpose between gigs.
If you would like a particular gig file to always start with the global transpose set to some non-zero value, there’s a very easy way to do this:
1. Insert a widget in your Global rackspace
2. Insert a System Actions plugin in your Global rackspace
3. Map the widget to the GlobalTranspose parameter of the System Actions plugin (see image below)
4. That’s it! Change the value in the usual way.
5. Your next gig will remember the global transpose.
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NB: Gig Performer has a global transpose parameter, normally set to zero. You can of course manually adjust the global transpose by clicking on it and entering a new transpose value directly or by using the UP/DOWN arrows to increment/decrement respectively the global transpose value. The new value will be applied to instruments in every rackspace except for those that you have explicitly configured to ignore the global transpose, typically for drum synths and effects that should be immune to global transpose.
Related topics:
– Controlling the Global transpose from your keyboard (Blog)
– How to add a widget to a panel (User Manual)
– Working with panels and widgets (Blog)
– The System Actions plugin (Blog)