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“New here so hi. Had the trial version for two days and so impressed I’ve already bought the full version. Still much to learn of course. Here’s me at work!” - Tom Denton

Welcome aboard Tom!

#vst #vsthost #pluginhost #gigperformer #keyboardist

In live and studio workflows, speed matters. Matt Pynn demonstrates how complex audio routing that would require extensive AUX channels and sends on a traditional channel strip setup can be built in Gig Performer in 45 seconds. A good reminder that the right tools don't just simplify the process — they change what's possible under pressure.

#ProAudio #AudioPlugins #LiveSound#AudioEngineering #VST

Throwback Thursday. DM up how much gear you were carrying before Gig Performer compared to now.

#ThrowbackThursday #GigPerformer #AudioVSTHost

"Thanks to the flexibility of Gig Performer, using Rig Manager and various curves and splits on the MIDI In Blocks, I was able to replicate all of the splits, layers, and performance value, and reduce my carrying weight from 60 lbs to 30." - Don Jackowski

#themcCartneyexperience #vsthost #keyboardist

Gig Performer Pro and Essentials 5.2.2 is out now. Free for all Gig Performer 5 users.
GPScript + OSC users: OSC addresses now require single or double quotes. Please update your scripts before using it live.

Song part actions can now switch to a different song or part. Navigate to a part that's already active and its actions won't retrigger. Hold Ctrl while navigating to bypass a part's actions. Hold Shift to stop all pending actions. Essentials gets phase invert and additional mixer channel configurations. FabFilter crash fixed.

#AudioVSTHost #OwnTheStage #GigPerformer

When guitarist Marty Wade started exploring software for live performance, he ran into the same walls many working musicians hit: memory ceilings in Ableton, a steep learning curve with chain selectors, and reliability issues with MainStage that showed up at the worst possible moment, during rehearsal.

His takeaway after switching to Gig Performer: "Ridiculously simple to use."

For musicians and audio professionals navigating the hardware-to-software transition, that kind of reliability is not a small thing. Watch the full interview to hear Marty break down his setup and what changed when he found a platform that actually stayed out of his way.

#abletonlive #mainstage #vsthost

Hardware keyboards offer real strengths, but they also come with built-in compromises. Guitarist and keyboardist Marty Wade knows this firsthand: decades of live performance taught him that no single board does everything well.

His take on adding Gig Performer to the rig: the platform removes the ceiling on what you can build. Rather than picking the keyboard that covers the most ground, you can pull the best from every source and shape your setup around your actual needs.

"It's so malleable to your own needs. It just unlocks all that compromise."

Worth a watch for any live performer still working around the limits of their hardware.

#vsthost #guitarist #keyboardist

"A few shots from the last west coast YYNOT shows. I cannot say enough great things about Gig Performer.ZERO issues since I switched vst hosts. 🤘😎" - Tim Starace @timstarace

What makes Gig Performer the smartest choice for live performance musicians? The answer keeps coming up the same way, across blog posts, community discussions, and testimonials from performers around the world: reliability, flexibility, and a workflow that actually makes sense on stage.

We put together our top 10 reasons in one place, and the voices behind them are the musicians using Gig Performer every night. From touring keyboard players and guitarists to FoH engineers and everything in between, the experiences speak for themselves.

Read the full article and see why performers like Robert Martin, Rubén Valtierra, Blue Weaver, and Karl Sanders keep coming back to the same conclusion.

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“Kingsday The Netherlands, my Band D-Six, Me and Gigperformer. Top team!” - Ramon Baas

One of the most common frustrations for performing musicians moving into software-based rigs is the learning curve of DAW infrastructure. Gig Performer takes a different approach: a block and virtual cable model that maps directly to how musicians already think about signal flow. The result is a workflow that gets out of the way and lets performers focus on the music.

“Thank you Gig Performer for another perfect gig! Played Wings of AOR festival yesterday and GP held up without any issues, as usual!” - Johan Berlin

“Thank you Gig Performer for another perfect gig! Played Wings of AOR festival yesterday and GP held up without any issues, as usual!” - Johan Berlin

“Thank you Gig Performer for another perfect gig! Played Wings of AOR festival yesterday and GP held up without any issues, as usual!” - Johan Berlin

“Thank you Gig Performer for another perfect gig! Played Wings of AOR festival yesterday and GP held up without any issues, as usual!” - Johan Berlin

“Thank you Gig Performer for another perfect gig! Played Wings of AOR festival yesterday and GP held up without any issues, as usual!” - Johan Berlin