@5:37 Hot tip for you: instead of connecting the same signal to two inputs, right click on the VST, go to *Bus layout...* and switch input to MONO. Also, if you switch the input _AND_ output to Mono this reduces the CPU load of most plugins because they have less calculations to do... And for guitar effects you really don't need stereo processing for most plugins.
@@djole02 Baci pogled i na ovaj članak, kao i linkovanu temu na dnu članka: Clever ways to optimize your plugin usage. U linkovanoj temi ima ovaj tip za mono, kao i mnogi drugi.
Please check out this blog: "How to change sounds and control plugins from your MIDI controller" where Behringer FCB 1010 is used as an example. Of course, join our Community for more tips!
@@nemanjapudar201 Thank you. I've seen it already. Didn't help much. This though: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yR6C78X3k1U.html Helped a lot. Will share it on community so others can see in future/
I'm evaluating the use of gig performer to be a replacement of my TC helicon live acoustic vocal processor. This is mainly for vocals. Could you make a video to showcase using gig performance. I'm really looking forward to buy gp4 but want to be sure it will work on live vocals. Pls help
Hey Joseph! I suggest that you sign up to our community forums and ask this particular question for a detailed answer. The short answer is that Gig Performer is a perfect tool for all vocal processing, vocal chains and effects. We even have a vocal templates or vocal + guitar templates. Even people that are doing commercials and voice overs use Gig Performer as it provides them with ultimate stability with low latency.
Is there any sort of "performance layout" where I can see a minimalistic interface that indicates me what rackspace I'm in and (maybe) a few key controls I have bound to footswitches? I'm thinking of something that can recreate a similar view to what multi-fx floor processors usually provide. Just enough information for when you're performing but very easy to know (and read) what's going on P.S.: Bonus if it can go full-screen to minimize distractions
Yes, of course. It is called "Panels view". And yes, people are using Gig Performer like you described (among many other use cases). Another yes for the Full Screen view. Gig Performer is so flexible, I believe that "yes" would be the answer for all your questions. :)
@@nemanjapudar201 Sounds great. Looking it up, it seems to just lack some kind of (large text) label information so you can tell what rackspace you're in from far
@@APiccolo Look for the System Actions plugin block; there is this Rackspace name parameter. Assign it to a label widget and change the font size as you like :)
@@APiccolo Don't mention it. :) Invite you to our community forums to ask questions and give your feedback, it's lot easier than writing RU-vid comments. Developers and power users are highly active there.
A decent computer and a decent higher end audio interface that has very low latency drivers. RME is famous for their drivers but they're very expensive. Apart from that, you need to make sure you don't use plugins that require a lot of latency.
Supported buffer sizes depend solely on your audio interface. Anyways, the buffer size of 128 is great for the live use and the most people use 128 or 256 on their gigs.
