The setup of a UK band Caffeine Kill relies on Gig Performer! With their permission, I post some pictures that the band shared with me. 
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More material:
- Interview on Youtube: How Mogg From Caffeine Kill Uses Gig Performer 4
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Really? 
You recognize the laptop
Indeed! Don’t know if it is brand new, but it looked the same.
Check out the complete interview with Mark O’Grady, also known as ‘Mogg’.
I’ll also copy a comment from this YT video:
Excellent tutorial. I was reflecting as I watched - you’ve taken the tutorials from Brett’s worship setup, to Bruce Moore’s cover band, to a legend like Robert Martin, to Mogg’s Industrial Rock. What a great breadth of coverage and uses. Bravo, Gig Performer.
Indeed, one Gig Performer to rule them all.
And then you see quite a different use case, like in this thread.
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Here’s the latest info from Mogg (Mark O’Grady):
"I have so much for my live rig based around Gig Performer 4. It is central to running my backing tracks and virtual instruments via a wireless midi (CME Widi) and controlled directly with the AX Edge keytar.
I have tried so many mechanisms to enable this workflow over the years and I can honestly say I found Gig Performer 4 18 or so months ago and it is the easiest and most configurable system out there.
Most important it is absolutely rock solid!!!
The fact that I can bend Gig Performer 4 to work the way “I” want to work and not having to compromise my workflow to suit the software is the key differentiator this piece of software has over everything else.
I love seeing everyone’s setups who have Gig Performer central to their performance!
This was from our gig last night, it’s been almost a year since our last gig and I had to go in cold as the bands schedules didn’t align for us to get a rehearsal in. I genuinely booted up my laptop a few days before and just did a line check to ensure everything works as expected.
GigPerformer 4
Various virtual instruments
CME Widi
Roland AX Edge (wireless midi only)
Focusrite Clarett 8 Pre X"
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