I recently switched to Gig Performer from Mainstage and am LOVING it! I used my rig live for the first time the other night and couldnt be happier. Heres some pics of the organ controller I put together. Its a Hammond M3 body with a custom back panel. Im controlling GSI VB3 via a GM Lab D9-X and a stream deck. The integration between GP and the stream deck is really fantastic. Laptop goes inside the organ and a mirrored display on the ipad gives me visual feedback on controls.
Very impressive setup! Thanks for sharing!
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Well done 
Thanks for sharing.
Are you using the Stream Deck extension? LINK
Feel free to share more info about your band, and any future videos 
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I am using the stream deck extention! It works AMAZINGLY. What an incredible asset in this particular build.
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What drove you to switch (not that anyone here is complaining 
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Mainstage was never very stable in my experiences with it. That was the primary reason. Now that Ive dug into GP, the flexibility and workflow is a game changer.
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Wow! I absolutely love this! 
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It looks awesome!
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Love you rig. Looks beautiful on stage. How much does it weigh and I assume at least a van is needed to transport?? I’m considering doing something similar.
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The weight isn’t to bad. I haven’t put it on a scale yet, but i’d estimate it at 65-75lbs. Feels lighter than a Fender Twin to me. The amount of weight that is shaved off from gutting the tone generator and original keybeds is pretty astounding. I drive a pickup truck with a cap on the back, and I can load this myself without a ramp. One of the benefits of the “new” weight distribution is that this can be transported on its back. It’s just midi controllers after all… So, i just tip it up onto the tailgate and slide it in with the back panel off. It also fits standing upright, with the cap on the back of my pickup.
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Nice! Whiat kind of Midi keyboards are you using?
studiologic 61’s with the fatar keybeds. they feel pretty good.
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